Sentence examples for combat throughout from inspiring English sources

While at Dartmouth in 1942, Mr. Jones enlisted in the Army, saw combat throughout Europe and wound up stationed in Germany until 1946.

Smiles said: "One of the things we are trying to combat throughout the exhibition is the idea that the old age of an artist might see flagging creativity, that it might be a time for the feet to go on the handlebars and the artist just coasts to the end doing the things the public expect".

There was extremely heavy combat throughout the period.

The brigade returned to Europe and home station after once again proving itself in combat throughout the eastern mountains of Afghanistan.

Since this spring, Afghan forces have taken over at least nominal responsibility for combat operations throughout the country, meaning a greatly reduced number of joint operations.

"In Hawaii, the emphasis was on tactical combat operations throughout," Specialist Fifth Class James E. Ford, a public-information clerk for the brigade, told the Peers investigators.

Decades later, despite the widening roles for women in combat and throughout the services, the military continues to struggle with persistent reports of violence, rape and mistreatment of women in the ranks.

The casinos paid an additional $65 million, or 1.25percentt of revenues, into a redevelopment fund intended to combat blight throughout the state, though a portion of that money has been reinvested in casino expansions and renovations.

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MPAA rating: R, for strong combat violence throughout, bloody images, and language.

Combat losses throughout the war, particularly on the Eastern Front, meant the Germans no longer had a pool of able young men from which to draw.