Sentence examples for subdue opponents from inspiring English sources

Others, like a Labour militant from the 1980s, Michael Meacher, were less generous, accusing the former prime minister of having pursued a "scorched earth policy" to subdue opponents.

Though players have the option to use nonviolent methods to subdue opponents, they can use firearms, explosives, and knives.

GameSpot found combat was too easy and lacking in challenge because of an abundance of supplement items such as health packs that were found more frequently than they were used, and powerful abilities that quickly subdued opponents.

Sale managed to subdue their opponents' power after the break, but rarely looked like threatening themselves against a Northampton team content with the damage they inflicted in the opening period.

The vibrancy of Hearts seemed to subdue their opponents, and the two full-backs were so alarmed at Nicholson and King running at them that they both conceded fouls on the wingers in quick succession.

"It is a great pleasure to physically subdue your opponent.

Bragg engineered the transfer of Hardee and Breckinridge, which temporarily subdued his opponents.

Goals from Carlos Tenorio and Agustin Delgado, once of Southampton and two appearances in four years fame, subdued their opponents.

It was becoming obvious the Londoner needed to land some heavy artillery to either stop or subdue his opponent.

The idea behind mixed martial arts is to create a space where a fighter can use any style of combat — jujitsu, karate, boxing, wrestling — to subdue an opponent.

He stormed, soliloquised and bullied his way through district council, regional assembly, House of Commons and European Parliament, alternately subduing his opponents to silence and provoking them to yelling rage.