Sentence examples for combat comes from inspiring English sources

"The inspiration for the combat comes from action games and fighting games," he said.

That he is a straight-talking man who enjoys the combat comes through in his testimony.

Both sides are wondering what the best lines of attack will be when the time for direct combat comes.

At the N.I.H., the ability to deal with controversies, as a generation of Collins's predecessors learned, matters at least as much as credentials; political combat comes with the job.

The basic principles are that fog-of-war exists – so you can't "see" enemies unless one of your troopers can see them, and vice-versa – and combat comes down to taking/flanking cover.

That in itself may make Damage Inc a worthwhile purchase, as it's a sturdy bit of kit that enables precise control of your jets – barrel rolls, loops and more are intuitively pulled off, and combat comes alive far more when using it.

For all the moral complexity of combat, coming home is often a more distressing and disorienting experience.

Baseball's version of hand-to-hand combat came at the start of the final weekend of the regular season.

The combat came as the Syrian government suffered another high-ranking defection from its diplomatic corps, the fourth since the uprising against Mr. Assad began in March 2011.

The most intense ground combat came around the hilltop town of Bint Jbail, a Hezbollah stronghold just a few miles from the Israeli border.

She said the idea for the memorial to veterans who were injured in combat came to mind when she visited the Vietnam veterans' memorial several years ago.