Sentence examples for a long combat from inspiring English sources

Most binge drinking is done immediately following a long combat deployment.

But after a long combat tour, the soldiers have gleaned insights valuable outside their bloody little plot, including that Afghan insurgents are not supermen, as they are often portrayed.

Five month later following a long combat pause, JG 54 was moved to the south-east to counter the pro-British coup d'état in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.

The game only has three weapons (fast/ranged/strong), with rock-paper-scissors primacy, so a long combat is, first, about actually blocking, dodging, and hitting; second it's about planning out which enemies to focus on in which order so you're always using a weapon that's strong against the next enemy you want to take down.

It had not moved an inch throughout the long combat we had waged on its behalf.

There is a shortage of trained manpower – hence the long combat deployments of up to 15 months for some "teeth" combat units.

His intellectual life could be viewed as a long single combat with shapeshifting untruth.

"This is particularly relevant given our long combat mission in Afghanistan," he said.

I'm inspired by her courage and the courage of my nieces as they held things together through four long combat deployments.

Thus, over the course of a year-long combat deployment, these individuals showed an average decline in physical and mental function that was meaningful, particularly in light of their young average age, and pre-deployment good health (compared to veteran norms).

In Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, for example, millions of mines and dud bombs remain, and even in Belgium, long combat-free, crews have removed hundreds of tons of UXO, left over from WWI and WWII, in the past few years.