Sentence examples for martial combat from inspiring English sources

While running in his "Ninja Dash" (a high speed take on Assassin's Creed's one-touch parkour routine) Raiden will gracefully deflect incoming bullets with his blade, allowing him to streak up to any antagonising cybernetic soldier and engage in hand-to-hand martial combat.

'If the Disney Corporation wants to market this film as a great Christian story, they'll just have to tell lies about it,' Pullman told The Observer Pullman believes that Lewis's books portray a version of Christianity that relies on martial combat, outdated fears of sexuality and women, and also portrays a religion that looks a lot like Islam in unashamedly racist terms.

At the Asian film festival Mr. Van Der Mescht conceded that the goal at the outset was to make a version of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto that was set in Hong Kong, with an additional drizzle of martial arts combat.

It's gone from featuring singular martial arts combat to kickboxing, Muay Thai, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and boxing.

So matters of conflict are settled by martial arts combat.

The NRP first filed a case for his liberation in December 2013, along with two other cases concerning isolated and privately held New York State apes: Kiko and her late partner, Chimp, two chimpanzees in Niagara Falls trained in martial arts combat; and Hercules and Leo, two chimpanzees used in university biomechanical research.

Xenogears combines traditional role-playing video game structures such as Square's signature Active Time Battle system with new features particular to the game's martial-arts combat style.

We also have a dungeon crawler, a strategy game, and a martial-arts combat game in the pipe, but those are a little too far off for us to talk about just yet.

His latest, "Homefront," would benefit from more of the martial-arts combat for which he is popular — fans really just want to watch the dude kick butt — but he's paired with a precocious adolescent daughter and an adorable kitten that only accentuate his charm.

But Mr. Byrne, 50, is perhaps the finance world's biggest real-life booster of mixed martial arts, the combat sport that combines elements of wrestling, karate, Brazilian jujitsu and Muay Thai boxing.

Modern martial arts are combat training that emphasize various offensive and defensive techniques (Woodward 2009).