Sentence examples for wars combat from inspiring English sources

Women have staged sex strikes in recent years in Colombia, Turkey, Poland, New Zealand, the Netherlands and Sudan, seeking variously to stop drug wars, combat repressive legislation, conserve their environment and turn their carnivorous partners into vegans.

Players can also choose to team up with friends to battle enemies and overcome incredible challenges using dynamic Star Wars combat.

The RAF, meanwhile, did not fly its own obsolete Gloster Meteor jet fighters in Korean war combat.

Together, they came close to settling Ambrose into the smoothest, deepest rut in all of American historiography -- Civil War combat.

The Times found that the group had padded the résumé of its chief executive, Jack Brown III, falsely claiming that he was a gulf war combat veteran.

Community First hailed the vision of its founder, Jack A. Brown III, whom it portrayed as a veteran of gulf war combat with deep expertise in air-defense artillery.

Colombia's capital is usually spared the violence of the 38-year guerrilla war; combat has largely been confined to the countryside.

Mr. Carroll said that the troops' perspective "on war, combat, and life in the military represents the most authentic and insightful voices we have on these subjects".

In the first important wars of which there are accounts by photographers, the Crimean War and the American Civil War, and in every other war until the First World War, combat itself was beyond the camera's ken.

AS a young psychiatrist, I worked with Vietnam War combat veterans and confronted the astonishing lack of resources to help these men and women who had sacrificed so much for their country.

Just as the New Wave had its own in-house elder statesman, Eric Rohmer, this young group has one, too: Serge Bozon, whose 2007 feature, "La France," was a historical neorealist musical set in First World War combat.