Sentence examples for combat off from inspiring English sources

The dual aspects of flinty and vulnerable that color Barkin's performances on screen are left to do serious combat off screen as she strives, still, for equilibrium.

Sometimes these dips directly hinder combat: fighting off a handful of buzzy bloodbugs becomes a pain in the arse when you not only have to track their movements, but also keep up with the jittery frame rate.

Sometimes these dips directly hinder combat: fighting off a handful of buzzy bloodbugs becomes a pain in the ass when you not only have to track their movements, but also keep up with the jittery frame rate.

But interviews with dozens of N.F.L. players, coaches and team executives showed a deep consensus within professional football: people think the league is still not doing enough to combat off-field violence.

Still, the litany of violent crimes against women has prompted many players, coaches and N.F.L. executives to say that the league should do more to combat off-field violence.

Various Asian countries joined efforts to combat piracy off the coast of Somalia.

When they're combat- hardened, we rotate them in, we displace American heavy combat forces off that battlefield, and Americans come home.

After a shaky start, things soon settle down once the combat kicks off and Jason has an arsenal of spears, swords and shields at his disposal.

"I knew when my mother came home from drills and I took her combat boots off that that was what I was going to do," Private Peters said.

The White House has been cautious with its use of language following the deployment of 1,600 US troops to Iraq in June, preferring to describe their role there as "military advisers" and stressing military combat is off the agenda.

But the German Navy was essentially already doing what Mr. Köhler described in his comments, as part of the multinational mission to combat piracy off the coast of Somalia.