Sentence examples for combat commences from inspiring English sources
Yes, there are a myriad of tactical challenges, but most usually just consist of pausing and hovering your cursor over targets to check how many HPs they have, then configuring long-range attacks to improve your odds once melee combat commences.
"All dread and none of the adrenaline" that often washes fear away when combat actually commences, as Junger puts it.
One result was that "the U.S. government did not provide strategic policy guidance for postwar Iraq until shortly before major combat operations commenced".
Among the ideas cited by Defense Department officials is the idea of "fighting for intelligence," or commencing combat operations chiefly to obtain intelligence.
Their responsibility was to make sure the area was clear of friendly aircraft before combat air maneuvers commenced.
By December, it was at nominal strength and equipped with P-40 Kittyhawks; it commenced combat operations out of Gambut and El Adem, Libya, and began registering victories in February 1942.
As a result the division was not sent into combat upon arrival and instead commenced training at Arzew, French Morocco, in preparation for the invasion of Sicily.
The glitterati's gladiatorial combat for Oscar has officially commenced: the Gotham Independent Awards, the New York Film Critics Circle and the National Board of Review all handed out their end-of-year kudos this week and the Indie Spirit Awards announced their nominations.
Because of the serious implications to our global society, the combat missions of Desert Storm did not commence until key stakeholders were brought into the process.
Given that the US and West have previously chosen to engage new nuclear powers rather than combat them militarily, a major diplomatic initiative should commence next year, particularly given the stakes involved in a military confrontation with the Hermit Kingdom.
