Sentence examples for combat at from inspiring English sources

So did Freddie Roach (during the combat, at least).

At another he insisted that his men had not been engaged in combat at all.

Children are also sometimes trafficked into military service as soldiers and experience armed combat at very young ages.

He is a kind of John McPhee of combat at sea, finding humanity in the small, telling details of duty.

Thanks to superior battlefield medicine and armor, those Iraq and Afghanistan veterans have survived combat at a higher rate.

He allegedly defeated the Quiché chief, Tecúm-Umán, in hand-to-hand combat at Xelajú, near present-day Quezaltenango.

They faced combat at 30,000 feet in a B-17 or at 30 fathoms in a fleet class submarine.

The result was combat at extremely close quarters, nearly hand-to-hand, carried out in 120-degree heat.

Gladitorial combat at Rome first appeared in the third century B.C. as part of funerary celebrations for aristocrats.

Its entirely computerized takeoff, flight and landing raise the possibility of dozens or hundreds of its successors engaged in combat at once.

And he pointed out that Mr. Sarkozy had also accelerated the timetable, saying that he would stop combat at the end of 2013.