Sentence examples for shot to combat from inspiring English sources
At that time, Ramirez got a cortisone shot to combat inflammation in the shoulder.
"If you're not going to stand up and defend yourself and show a willingness to combat a cheap shot, then the fellow who is giving the cheap shot is going to get away with it," Mr. Warner told The New York Times in 1981.
Damage taken during combat for the player and enemy units is location-based, with a shot to the torso causing more damage than a shot to a limb.
In early May, he received a shot of a glucocorticosteroid, an anti-inflammatory, to combat soreness in his ankle.
"We send out well-trained, professional armed officers thousands of times a year to combat this threat, only firing shots once or twice.
"We send out well-trained, professional armed officers thousands of times a year to combat this threat [of gun violence], only firing shots once or twice.
"Camcorders Allow a Steady Shot, Even Without a Steady Hand," June 8) deftly illuminates the technology that aims to combat "shakycam".
Later, when clouds of chemicals invade the Jakarta slums to combat dengue fever — a toxic mirror of that dreamy opening shot — their deadly billows encapsulate the film's recurring concern: for some, cities can be poison.
Mr. D'Antonio was eager to combat any suggestion that there was something illicit or unethical about the mug-shot posting business in general and his Web site in particular.
