Sentence examples for the combat of from inspiring English sources

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".

The engraving recalls battle scenes in Roman friezes but could also refer to the combat of gladiators.

Trained in the combat of the courtroom, he is a more natural debater than Obama -- and more naturally confrontational, too.

One of the distinguishing traits of shamanism is the combat of two shamans in the form of animals, often reindeer or horned cattle.

Some, sadly, are so caught up in the combat of the single issue of sexuality that their words appear to many to be blinkered and splintered.

The film's other strength is Huston's re-creation of a Chancellorsville-like battlefield and of the man-to-man nature of the combat of that day.

In stepped a powerful outfit called the Centre for the Combatting of Unfair Competition.

In fact, the Centre for the Combatting of Unfair Competition sits in the world's third-largest capitalist economy.

"The decision of the government regarding the combatting of violence is definitive and irrevocable.

At the time of Austria's ultimatum to Serbia, Sukhomlinov assured the government of the combat readiness of Russian troops.

"It would change the dimension of the combat capacity of the Frontier Corps," he said.