Sentence examples for combats a from inspiring English sources

A 12-year-old criminal mastermind combats a dangerous group of fairies.

The case has become the focus of intense interest as Germany combats a wave of anti-immigrant violence.

But a martyr who combats a brutal regime with calm intelligence, an insistence on truth and a cool courage is one to celebrate.

Attired in ultra-fashionable combats – a pair she's had for 20 years – the actress/activist/chanteuse/legend Jane Birkin is scrawling a message she wants faxed by a girl from her record company.

Apart from the frustrating truth that it's often impossible to tell the warring creatures apart — both sets are huge, black, gleaming, clanking, with many arms and appendages — they obey no rules that would make their combats a struggle of courage against limitation and therefore worth caring about.

And it's certainly true that "Pirates," with its wonderfully goofy story about a mistakenly indentured pirate at the end of his indenture, the pyrotechnical doggerel of W. S. Gilbert and the smile-and-sigh-inducing melodies of Arthur Sullivan, is a show that easily combats a grouch.

These lessons are especially pertinent as Niger combats an ongoing nutrition emergency.

How to combat a grinder?

How can England combat (a Blitzy type word) such organization?

First, one combatted a visible and immediate problem (pain); the other combatted an invisible problem (germs) whose effects wouldn't be manifest until well after the operation.

But that's a far cry from saying you should chew bark to combat a tumour.