Sentence examples for your combatant from inspiring English sources

Your nod will effectively say, "'Hey, get this dude out of here.'" Or, as UNIIQU3 says, try busting out that Bon Qui Qui impression and calling for "Securityyyy!" Maybe your combatant just won't let it go.

Keep your combatant away from you.

Throw a jab in order to: Gauge the distance of your combatant.

Throwing a jab, or a series of jabs, is a way of keeping your combatant from getting too close to you.

You can hear the direction of every footstep of your enemy combatants, every shell casing dropped from a fired gun, all delivered wirelessly at 5.8 GHz via KleerNet technology.

Do not turn your country into a battlefield, your citizens into enemy combatants, and your law enforcement officers into extensions of the military.

This is what it's like to be an enemy combatant in your own country.

Neighbor: Your new "enemy combatants" are creating a nuisance!

(You can try one of the words that humbled, but also hooked, Stefan Fatsis, who started his research as an embedded reporter and became a combatant: "megachiropteran". Your time is up — it's "cinematographer").

"If you don't get out, your are presumed to be a combatant," Emmerson said.

The assumption that they are some sort of enemy combatant is all in your head.