Sentence examples for raging combat from inspiring English sources

They were towed by plane from England, soaring over the beaches, and were dropped down under heavy enemy fire to skid dangerously onto the blood-stained fields and into the raging combat of the historic fight.

It would be difficult in any circumstances to combat a raging HIV/AIDS epidemic in a poor country where both maternal and child health and literacy rates are among the lowest in the world.

In the Rhine plain the combat raged until 10 PM.

As the combat raged at the head of the line, the remainder of both squadrons strained to join the battle.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell glad-handing veterans who've lost something, smirking under a flyover, is another avatar of the rear-echelon dudes who spent their Iraq War scanning the base doppler for tornados in the midwest and up-armoring their word rage to combat the "libturd" War on Christmas, daring you to question those who do their duty.

The forecourt of Madeline and Edward A. Landry's new house -- on 134 acres with a 180-degree view of Rocky Peak State Park -- became a command post last weekend for firefighters combatting the Simi Valley inferno raging just north of the Los Angeles County line.

And the stress doesn't disappear just because a service member comes home, Lester said, particularly if a parent is dealing with injuries or combat stress -- coming home "with the battle still raging inside".

It also ignores the conflict actually raging, during which many actual reservists have already been warned of a possible general call-up of reserve combat units.

With fires raging out of control in a dozen Western states, Forest Service officials like Mr. Bobzien are scrambling to find the manpower and resources needed to combat the worst fire season in more than 50 years.

In turn, Cena kept him warm on frigid nights and gave him comfort as war raged and friends died in combat around him.  .

Mrs. Clinton has been increasingly exasperated with the council's dysfunction and irrelevance because its members are all exiles with little feel for the combat raging in their home country.