Sentence examples for combatants comes from inspiring English sources

Killing enemy combatants comes with its own emotional costs.

The combatants came here because duelling was illegal in New York.

Beards on the male combatants come in a variety of shapes and sizes; some of the kings are clean-shaven.

That he works in the shadows, where missions are classified and enemy combatants come in silhouettes of night-vision green, is all for the better — details only complicate.

In the wild, such pumped up hormone levels most likely prepare bystanders for fighting should one of the combatants come their way, Oliveira says.

He announced that a general amnesty will be instituted if peace talks succeed and disarmed Contra combatants come home, or if countries outside the region accept the newly freed detainees.

Peace with the Shawnee and Lenape who had been combatants came in 1758 with the Treaty of Easton, where the British promised not to settle further beyond the ridge of the Alleghenies - a demarcation later to be confirmed by the Royal Proclamation of 1763, though it was little respected.

Of the 95 participants, 24 former combatants came from the province North Kivu and 61 from South Kivu.

But the feral wildness of the disciplined combatant never comes through.

In some ways, the combatants have come full circle from a year ago.

By contrast, ardent Liverpool fan Price was afforded a spine-tingling reception to the strains of You'll Never Walk Alone The two giant combatants initially came cautiously to the middle of the ring, Harrison stalking behind a high guard.