Sentence examples for combat learning from inspiring English sources

They also show a young photojournalist, who "wasn't interested in covering combat," learning his craft, proving his mettle, forcing himself into situations that nearly destroy him morally as well as physically, and finally discovering, amid the inferno of Falluja in November, 2004, the strange tenderness that characterizes the very greatest war photography.

For saber combat learn to use manipulate your saber and use exploits.

For full force combat learn to time moves, execute moves, and use your environment.

She undertook weapons and combat training, learning to perform a roundhouse kick to make her believably physically commanding.

James, a Viet Nam combat soldier, learned the power of music of soothing the stress of combat.

Soon after Nick Karnaze returned from service in Afghanistan, the U.S. Marine Corps Special Operations combat veteran learned that one of his close friends had been killed in Afghanistan.

"So in combat, I learned to stand up and quickly burn the image into my brain -- almost like a photograph -- and draw it later, record the moment through draftsmanship.

"But in combat, I learned to compose the shot with one eye in the viewfinder, while keeping the other eye open to watch my surroundings.

Participants don full gladiator garb, including tunic, belt and sandals, then start learning combat moves with a rudis, or wooden training sword, right.

The exercise will also provide the Chinese military, which has not been involved in combat operations in several decades, an opportunity to learn combat tactics and strategy from recent Russian experiences fighting in Syria.

Yet Rawls lost his Christian faith as an infantryman in World War II on seeing the capriciousness of death in combat and learning of the horrors of the Holocaust.