guerrilla造句怎么写

More were meant to follow. But the group prompted a public outcry by touring the south-east in guerrilla outfits, declaring victory.

Russian army began an attack on Chechnya in October 1999, which Moscow described as an anti-terrorist action. The Chechen rebels have since launched a bloody guerrilla war.

The state's governor, Kual Juuk, a former guerrilla who was once close to Mr Garang, laments that the lavish development of the centre of Juba has been at the expense of the rest of the region.

In both wars, our enemy was only sometimes a conventional army; as often, if not more so, it was an elusive guerrilla force that was frequently indistinguishable from the civilian population.

The peasant armed forces then marched on Changsha on May 31 to hit back at the counter-revolutionaries, but were stopped by the opportunist Chen Tu-hsiu and turned back. Thereupon a section was reorganized into an independent regiment to engage in guerrilla warfare.

The withdrawal marks the start of a guerrilla war, it said warily.

In “Red Dawn, ” a group of high schoolers form a guerrilla resistance against an invading Soviet Union and its allies.

The underground is a guerrilla philosophy that is mostly defined in relation to the mainstream, and so could be anything at any time.

Mr Castro's guerrilla army relied for its survival and eventual success on a range of Allies, including trade unions and other urban groups.

Banksy, the British guerrilla artist, has already sprayed the wall with a few of his ironic creations (my favorite: a little girl in a pink frock frisking an armed soldier).

Arab governments would undertake to control the operations of guerrilla forces from their territory.

Awkwardly, the Philippine army captured an important guerrilla leader just before the start of a week-long ceasefire.

The advantage is that these smaller countries can use guerrilla type warfare tactics knowing that China will not use a nuke because if it does China knows what the consequences will be!

Political sources have linked all four to feuding between Protestant guerrilla groups in north Belfast.

Mr Mujica, a former Tupamaro guerrilla leader of the 1970s, is a small-holding farmer who leads an austere life and has a strong personal and emotional rapport with the poor.

During Mr Uribe's presidency, some army units gruesomely shot innocent civilians and dressed their corpses in guerrilla uniforms to inflate their body counts.