Sentence examples for end up in combat from inspiring English sources
If I were to volunteer, end up in combat in Iraq or Afghanistan, then come home, I'd be asking myself, "Why the [expletive] did I do that?" At least I was able to blame L.B.J., or my hometown draft board, or Nixon.
That suggests that the size difference between spiders rather than body size alone may be the best predictor of whether two males end up in combat.
In trouble spots such as Africa and, increasingly, Asia, most kids who end up in combat have little choice.
Or possibly against ISIS troops also under attack by Saudi forces just deployed to the Iraqi border, who may end up in combat with ISIS inside Iraq.
In other words, genetic factors may predispose individuals to end up in combat situations and to develop symptoms of PTSD, depression, and alcohol use disorders.
Drizzt ends up in combat with Artemis Entreri, who leaves the battle wounded.
The Israeli leader also faces a domestic political risk if the current conflict expands: Though opinion polls favor Netanyahu for Israel's January 22 election, that lead could bleed should soldiers end up in protracted house-to-house combat in Gaza's warren-like towns.
Even the "statement" pieces chosen to combat this sameness end up in the gravitational pull of certain platform tropes: the red shoe on the taxi seat, coffin-shaped nails wrapped around a Moschino phone case.
"Frequently defense officials say American soldiers are doing 'advise and assist' and 'non-combat' missions yet they somehow end up in firefights".
