Sentence examples for at the combatants from inspiring English sources

These psychedelic visual installations at the Combatants' Hall supplemented the standard live gear-gaze + projections formula most drone shows rely heavily on.

Duels at dawn as the combatants hurl history books at each other and demolish each others' myths?

Burundi's ceasefire may have failed, but at least the combatants are taking a little more care not to harm civilians.

At Aintree, the combatants assemble.

The smaller British vessel took the worst of the damage and at 10 30 the combatants were so close that Lejoille decided to attempt to board the British ship, Thompson unable to manoeuvre the battered Leander out of the way.

He can explain that the UN will not intervene in Congo at present because the combatants are not ready for peace, not because Africa is a hopeless place.

Weren't we in what some people have long called a postfeminist era, when we thought the big battles were over, or at least that the combatants had reached some accommodation?

At Harvard, Kagan reminded the combatants that they were ultimately taking the school down with them.

"It's hard to tell the reason for the injuries, but these don't look like your typical young farmers," Jantzen says. . Standardized metal weaponry and the remains of the horses, which were found intermingled with the human bones at one spot, suggest that at least some of the combatants were well-equipped and well-trained.

At the technological level, the combatants are divided roughly into two camps.

Out in Iowa, with the bell at last ringing and the combatants charging out of their corners, the Republican card has come down to the Maulin' Mormon versus the Battlin' Baptist.