Sentence examples for combat stage from inspiring English sources

Correction: October 24, 2004, Sunday An article on Oct. 17 about the use of beta blockers by classical musicians to combat stage fright misidentified the journal edited by Dr. Michael Craig Miller, who said there was "very little downside" to their use.

Jason Venter of GameSpot singled out a specific combat stage taking place on an airship as particularly demonstrative of the game's shortcomings in combat, calling the scenario "cheap".

Instead we found ourselves drifting unconsciously towards "the combat stage," half-expecting to kill some time watching people have at it with fake swords and foam armour what we generally thought LARPing was.

Dr Jesus Junco, in charge of the project by the CIGB, said that this therapeutic vaccine designed to combat stage 3 and 4 malignant tumors should be able to match or outperform standard treatments, which are expensive for Cuba to acquire in the international market.

"In the combat stages you have these moments where your brother comes in and helps you, or Sully call things out …then we have this larger, more organic exploration space, so you're driving around exploring and the types of conversations that we can have … we're building these relationships constantly.

Nintendo fans have shown that they're willing to hack their consoles to add more characters to previous Smash Bros. games — Nintendo can keep those fans happy by releasing new characters and combat stages while making some extra money.

Like the original, Drakengard 2 combines on-foot hack and slash with aerial combat stages and RPG game mechanics.

When you attend a live gig, you see them on stage and you think they look so fucking cool, but you didn't see them at the side, going through that human process, throwing up in a bucket, combatting stage fright.

But in most other ways, the one-on-one combats staged every summer closely resemble the first ones held nearly 700 years ago.

The combat and stage fighting course teaches the skills you need to play safe on stage.

In midcareer, to combat lifelong stage fright, Ms. Lea began studying acting.