Sentence examples for enemy off from inspiring English sources

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His citation states that his leadership ensured that the South Staffordshire gave no ground and drove the enemy off in complete disorder.

If it failed to down a fighter that got too close, it might drive the enemy off: if it worked, it could be fitted to other bombers.

Peruvian duo, Dengue Dengue Dengue, have shared a delightfully slithering new single called "The Enemy" off their forthcoming third album Siete Raíces.

Huré singled out the French Foreign Legion machine gunners for praise, noting that they had held the enemy off for four hours to cover the retreat of other units.

After the revelation in the final few minutes -- that Belle's Storybrooke alter-ego is also still alive and locked in a basement under the hospital -- I think it's safe to assume that the queen simply captured Belle and locked her away, exaggerating the rumors of her demise just to throw her enemy off-balance.

Good for getting an enemy off-balance for a moment.

When your profession's weaknesses are exposed the tendency is to fight the enemies off like a momma bear.

Ideal missions to practice your sniping are: Wake Of The Fallen or Retribution Equip yourself with whatever long range rifles you can, and pick your enemies off like sitting ducks.

Thomas echoed Buchanan's concerns in a later review, adding that this requires players to mentally adjust and to target enemies off-center.

By pressing the square button, the player can have the boy fire special arrows at foes, which can help interrupt attacks and put enemies off-guard.