Sentence examples for combat later from inspiring English sources

Four-and-a-half hours of rhetorical combat later, there is precious little blood on the carpet.

But Mark Womack is good at showing Fergus's unprocessed, unaccommodated rage and guilt, and comic John Bishop also carries off his (brief) role really well as Frankie – relaxed and funny in the early pub scenes, tense and scared and completely believable in combat later on.

Following the completion of Flight Unlimited II, its team split up to develop Flight Unlimited III (1999) and Flight Combat (later Jane's Attack Squadron) simultaneously.

A special effort should be directed toward defining the children with initial lower muscle mass as their obesity might be very difficult to combat later.

Originally Arneson played his own mix of rules and used rock, paper, scissors to resolve combat, but later adapted elements from his naval wargame rules which had an armor class system like that later used in D&D.

He engaged Hector (the chief Trojan warrior) in single combat and later, with the aid of the goddess Athena, rescued the body of Achilles from the hands of the Trojans.

They include a lawyer whose combat experience later helped him defend a man accused of murdering a police officer; a black soldier and his colorblind white comrades; a university administrator who helped establish the Water Street memorial; a nurse who staged an antiwar hunger strike at a field hospital; and a three-time Purple Heart recipient who counsels disabled veterans.

His first combat operation later that year was at the Indochinese Peninsula for the First Indochina War.

This is in part because I had heard so many stories of his ferociousness in combat, but later I felt this tension again at the broad, muddy Kunduz River, where he took us for a swim at dusk.

Although the RAF claimed six Italian aircraft destroyed and two probables, including Cullen's, on 20 February, Italian sources reported only the Fiat G.50 of Tenente Alfredo Fusco of the 361a Squadriglia as shot down, killing the pilot, and the G.50 of Tenente Livio Bassi of 395a Squadriglia as damaged in combat and later destroyed by fire in an attempted forced landing at Berat.

"I discovered that it was possible to use persuasion and suggestion to help the men return to previous levels of function" after severe combat stress, he later wrote.