.. Lately I have had a string of combat-trauma evaluations.
I have not seen one person out here who didn't check off "increased guilt" on our intake form . ... Lately I have had a string of combat-trauma evaluations.
Thereafter, Welter made a string of questionable air combat claims against Mosquito aircraft in the Berlin area – three on the night of 21 February 1945 (no Mosquitoes lost), and another three on the night of 2 March 1945 (one Mosquito damaged in aerial combat).
It's a game of cat and mouse, as you dodge in and out of combat range, string together attacks aimed at your foe, and learn to feint by cancelling out of one attack only to surprise your opponent with another.
And while there have been debates over how much public attention to give members of the military who have been killed in combat, a string of Web sites has plunged ahead.
Ever since, though, Qatar has had to combat a string of negative headlines and stories over its successful bid and its suitability to host the 2022 tournament.
Those families could have pulled strings to ensure their sons stayed out of combat.
For without the removal of large portions of his cerebellum, it is hard to understand how the British prime minister could have turned down Mr Bush's no-strings offer to keep British troops out of combat in Iraq.
When soldiers in the heat of combat let loose with a string of expletives, are they better able to withstand pain and fear?
The lawsuit, which Attorney General Jeff Sessions will formally announce on Wednesday, is the latest in a string of moves by the White House, Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security to combat local efforts to limit police cooperation with deportation.
In the current conflict, after more than three weeks of fighting, the heaviest ground combat is still in a string of towns along the border.
