Sentence examples for combatant of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "combatant of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to someone who is involved in a combat or conflict situation. Example: "The brave soldiers fought fiercely as combatants of the war, risking their lives for their country's freedom."
He is only the second combatant of the Iraq war to be recognised with the medal.
The retired General Kurt Wahle, who served throughout the campaign (he was visiting his son when war broke out), is described as the oldest combatant of the war but his age is not given.
Now that not a single combatant of that war lives on, now that it has crossed the border from memory into history, it's left to the heirs and descendants of those who served and those who fell to march in their name.
Sidney Lewis has been declared the youngest authenticated combatant of World War One.
Regrettably, imprisoned combatants of both sexes risk falling victim to sexual violence.
Still, there is, as yet, no significant presence of foreign combatants of any stripe in Syria, fighters and others said.
Under the conventions of war, soldiers may attack combatants of a "declared hostile force" without being shot at first.
During that period, two institutions emerged as the leading combatants of all subsequent loyalty drives: the F.B.I. and the American Civil Liberties Union.
The dissidents and combatants of "God in America" encompass the evangelist George Whitfield; the Reform Jewish leader Isaac Mayer Wise; the Catholic bishop John Hughes and Jerry Falwelll, a prime figure in the Moral Majority.
But in recent interviews, both the old combatants of the homeless policy wars in New York and experts around the country said they were ready for a fresh approach.
Meanwhile, say some of Mr Roh's critics, peace with the North is a matter for all the former combatants of the Korean war, China and America included.Mr Roh's men deny there is any risk.
