Sentence examples for made combat from inspiring English sources

"In the first year following the Liberation," Thompson wrote, Camus had made Combat "the most interesting independent journal in France".

Some reviewers said that a lack of depth made combat gradually become repetitive; they said that even when combat is funny and engaging, by the end of the game the battles can become routine.

The gameplay was considered by critics to be too easy, with a terrible enemy AI that made combat unchallenging, interspersed with what Henry Kelly called "painfully simple non-puzzles".

The Surveillance Squadron (Überwachungsgeschwader) was formed in 1941 and made combat-ready in 1943.

I've made combatting social isolation my life's work.

The irrepressible music makes combat seem unambiguously exhilarating.

Viacom has provided additional television staff members, experts at making combat sports look good on TV.

It is faithful to Ronald Reagan, who confused making combat training movies with actually seeing wartime action.

Some say their ambiguous role in Iraq now makes combat more difficult.

There have been complaints that the exhibit is inappropriate because it makes combat seem to be fun.

A steady stream of Doctrine Man cartoon strips lampoon the military's attempt to make combat feel even a bit like home.