Sentence examples for combat much from inspiring English sources

It has never flown in combat, much less in the wars this country is actually fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.

There is no doubt that the advent of lightweight, cheap digital cameras has made the filming of combat much easier than it was.

But it was still unclear tonight how close India and Pakistan, each bristling with nuclear bombs and fleets of missiles and jets, had now come to full combat, much less a nuclear exchange.

For example, we revamped the camera and party controls, adding an RTS-like strategy mode that makes combat much more enjoyable".

Of course, if the public really wanted to do something to support American service personnel, it should put a stop to them fighting and dying in faraway developing nations to allegedly combat much exaggerated threats to the United States.

If you set up a fence or other barrier that blocks movement but not sight, this makes retreating during the combat much easier.

Many Arabs, understandably, see things differently.Otherwise, "Special Force" is a combat game much like any other.

And the petals of the middle distance suggest the flares of combat as much as a field of flowers.

Pursuing this thought on the telephone from Paris, Mr. Lévy said: "This is not a film of combat so much as a film of mourning.

Gilbert discovered what people had learned in wars all over the world: civilians – including women and children – suffered from the brutality of combat as much as men in uniform.

Next to Henry on horseback, there's a bit of filmic virtual reality – huge men in mortal combat; bigger, much more manly men than you could ever hope to be.