Sentence examples for action terrain from inspiring English sources

Plus, the fact that the movie's title is a nod to Bill Paxton in Aliens shows what kind of 80s action terrain Devine, Holm, and Anderson are dipping into for inspiration.

Sometimes you can see this generation in action, the terrain seeming to fizzle into existence around you as you land your ship on a new planet, the occasional underlying grid flashing before your eyes before it becomes a block of silicate instead.

When the game ships to retail you will also be able to test your mettle in over-the-top multiplayer modes where nonstop action meet Terrain Deformation for brutal 12-player battles in modes specifically built for Fracture and TD technology.

The area was strongly held, and the 4th and 6th Canadian brigades sustained heavy casualties over the course of three days as the Germans fought a delaying action in terrain well suited to defence.

Some students have embraced comics and kids' toys, crafting souped-up Polly Pocket worlds and dynamic action-figure terrains; others, with their carefully tuned palettes of complementary colours, have concocted spaces that would make Kim Jong-Un proud.

At its release, the game had about 35 levels, which isn't much compared with popular and addictive mobile games like Angry Birds and Cut the Rope, but the Global Gaming Initiative has promised to update the game with more action, including adding terrains from North America.

Alert media, however, will want to prepare to field Spanish-speaking correspondents, duly covered by kidnap insurance, to follow the action across the photogenic terrain of the Andes.

The story is a bit unadorned without it; there are no faces, no figures until the very end, and for all the changing terrain, the action amounts to one long walk.

In landscapes that exhibit undulating topography with alternating sequences of exposed and sheltered terrain, wind action can strongly influence snow pack distribution, with exposed terrain typically characterized by absent or shallow snow pack relative to the deeper snow pack of more sheltered terrain, and all areas strongly dependent on what lies upwind.

While the MoD said that Panther' Claw had been "extremely successful" in driving the Taliban out of an area the size of the Isle of Wight and with a rural population of 65,000, the "intense period has resulted in a significant number of casualties, both due to enemy action and the harsh terrain in which they operate".

The Battle of Greece presented a major challenge for Simpson's signals units, as rugged terrain, enemy action and frequent troop movements conspired to frustrate their efforts to maintain reliable communications.