Sentence examples for behind enemies from inspiring English sources

The Education Department sent a blistering warning to school commissioners across the country today, calling educators who try to sidestep the intent of President Bush's signature education act, No Child Left Behind, "enemies of equal justice and equal opportunity," and vowing, "they will not succeed".

Certain enemies must be disarmed in specific ways before they can be neutralized in combat: enemies with stun batons can only be attacked from behind; enemies with shields require aerial attacks to disarm; and enemies wearing body armor must be stunned with rapid successive strikes before they can be harmed.

Perfect for behind enemies.

Sneaking up behind enemies allows the player to silently subdue them, and unconscious or dead bodies can be moved and hidden.

It featured an array of new abilities, including "leaping over and hanging off of railings, opening and hiding in storage lockers," and sneaking up behind enemies to "hold them at gunpoint for items and ammunition".

Fast and fluid, utilising Remedy's new proprietary Northlight engine, Quantum Break is breathless fun, and it genuinely never gets boring spinning Jack from pillar to post, dashing behind enemies to club them on their dumb skulls, and lifting them off the ground using his rad powers which ripple across the screen like waves of crystal.

"BEHIND ENEMY LINES," starring Gene Hackman and Owen Wilson.

An index of reviews of films opening today appears on Now Playing "BEHIND ENEMY LINES," starring Gene Hackman and Owen Wilson.

There's something about the words "behind enemy lines" that sounds cool and glamourous.

There's something about the words "behind enemy lines" that sounds cool and glamorous.

He was a natural in the secretive and demanding behind-enemy-lines reality of the unit.