Sentence examples for up the combat from inspiring English sources

Punchy chordal piano outbursts provide a jarring contrast and set up the combat between lyrical and chordal elements that will remain a musical obsession of this work.

And the questions he raises in setting up the combat between his politicians are the same ones that Bill Bradley's dispirited supporters were asking themselves in New Hampshire as Al Gore cheerfully pummeled their candidate into defeat: Who would make the better candidate for office?

The aim of the sport is to make your opponent give up the combat by means of choke, joint locks (wrist, elbow, knee and ankle locks) or pressure techniques, but when there is no submission the matches are decided by the scoring of specific techniques (takedown, guard pass, mount, back mount, back control, knee on belly and sweep), and in the event of a draw by the referee's decision [2].

Part of this is deliberate: the movie goes to lengths to have Rebel characters muse gravely about the awful things they've had to do for The Cause, although any sustained reflection is obscured by ratcheting up the combat scenes and ratcheting down any attempt at character development.

Pack up the Combat Shotgun.

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.

All had been picked up in the "combat zone" of Afghanistan and had undergone terrorist training in al-Qaeda camps, he said.Mr Blunkett promised this week to ensure that the four Britons got a "fair deal".

Only one unit has been identified as within the three-month window, the Second Brigade of the 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, N.Y., but an Army spokesman said other units are likely to be called up for the combat zones within that period.

The two jets making up the first combat mission against IS were armed with laser-guided bombs and missiles but failed to find any targets to engage.

Immediately before and after Hope's grenade in the Brize Norton hangar, the two men, standing in the shadow of a gigantic A330 Voyager transport/refuelling aircraft, and beside a mock-up of the combat drone both countries will spend £120m developing as the latest must-have accessory for the medium-sized military power, talked about Europe.

It's fast; stages are littered with armour and power-ups, but the combat lacks some of the main campaign's heft, while the promise of unlocking new skins and upgrades is less rounded and developed than in Activision's Call of Duty series.