Sentence examples for the combatants of from inspiring English sources
Like spectral armies fighting and refighting the battles of yore, the combatants of the 1990s are once more in the headlines, "banging on about Europe", something Mr Cameron, who witnessed the psycho-dramas as an adviser, once warned the party never to do again.All of which should, in theory, be a boon for Ed Miliband, the Labour leader.
The combatants of Warsaw did not have, unfortunately, anti-tank mines like the one that had just exploded under the wheels of a vehicle that passed twenty minutes before ours.
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Meanwhile, say some of Mr Roh's critics, peace with the North is a matter for all the former combatants of the Korean war, China and America included.Mr Roh's men deny there is any risk.
But in recent interviews, both the old combatants of the homeless policy wars in New York and experts around the country said they were ready for a fresh approach.
The primary combatants of the First Coalition, France and Austria, were highly suspicious of each other's motives, and the Congress quickly derailed in a mire of intrigue and diplomatic posturing.
In addition, the casualties have spread beyond the combatants (members of the cartels, police and army) to the civilian population.
This has neither the exceptional combatants of 2005 nor the close-matched drama of 2009, went the argument.
During that period, two institutions emerged as the leading combatants of all subsequent loyalty drives: the F.B.I. and the American Civil Liberties Union.
It was the absurd human situations, the disarmed honesty of the combatants and pointlessness of conflict that he was there to record, not the mutilated faces.
Despite their agreement at Campo Formio and the ongoing meetings at Rastatt, the two primary combatants of the First Coalition, France and Austria, were highly suspicious of the other's motives.
