Sentence examples for one combatant from inspiring English sources

Becoming available to English readers at a time when the media are daily reporting Turkey's potentially ominous border standoff with Syria, Silent House usefully illuminates the recent historical pressures on one combatant.

One combatant is Qamil Osmani, who goes by the nickname Ossie.

"If you're seen as siding with one combatant or the other, you can end up getting killed".

As a resolution to a feud, the hug or the handshake seems so much more elusive than the hatchet — buried by one combatant into the other.

Yuri and Chelinka are later joined by companions who can launch ranged attacks, and the player can quickly switch from one combatant to another.

Walter Bagehot, the 19th-century essayist, wrote: "We must not bring the Queen into the combat of politics, or she will cease to be reverenced by all combatants; she will become one combatant among many".

One fighter, Mohammad, 19, remembered entering a hospital occupied by enemy combatants.

From the perspective of the rock stars, Walter's War was an unusually munificent one: its combatants strafed innocent bystanders with seven-digit payments.

In severe acts of violence, there is an appetitive perception of violence amongst combatants on the one hand, but every combat bares the risk of being killed or injured on the other hand and confronts combatants with witnessing members of their own group to be killed.

As President Mendez of Santa Maria, one of the combatant republics, the baritone Randall Scarlata was an embarrassing caricature, all mock pomposity and faux haughtiness.

Another one is "enemy combatant," the phrase that Graham argued should be applied to Saipov, with the effect, in his view, of removing certain constraints on his detention.