Sentence examples similar to armada group from inspiring English sources

Credit for the bombing has been claimed by the Puerto Rican terrorist group, Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional, or the F.A.L.N.

In March, we saw weekend DDoS attacks that were peaking at 400 Gbps, and in December, we saw a new pattern of attackers treating attacks as a regular job to be performed from 9 to 5. In addition to real DDoS, there were also empty threats from a group calling itself Armada Collective and demanding bitcoin for sites and APIs to stay online.

The salvos of attack ads and cries of foul reverberate daily here in the Sixth Congressional District, one of the battleground contests for control of the House, where an armada of outside special-interest groups are outspending the candidates themselves in the most expensive Congressional race in state history.

NEW YORK -- The peace process to end the decades-old conflict in Colombia has been a long road -- one the country's government hopes will end with the talks currently underway with the left-wing rebel group FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia).

Sir Francis Drake may have insisted on finishing his game of bowls on Plymouth Hoe before laying into the Spanish Armada, but contemporary paintings show his group playing with metal cannon balls on a gravel surface, and some portray him lobbing the ball, not rolling it: it seems likely we played something more similar to pétanque than bowls until at least the 19th century.

The Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional (FALN) was a terrorist group dedicated to independence for Puerto Rico, and to Marxist-Leninism in general.

Then there is the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (the FARC), the leading guerrilla group, whose headquarters Guillermoprieto once visited by trekking across an icy swamp high up in the Andes.

"We are worried that all this money flowed into the group," said Adam Friedman, a manager of the $700 million Armada Large Cap Value fund.

Example: he's smarting over a recent Film&Music piece that reported the MC Stush had been dropped from one of Groove Armada's videos without explanation, when really it was because the group opted for an animated clip.

Twelve-year-old twin sisters Fitriani Sabatini and Fitriana Sabrina are among the top ranked players in their age group when they appear in tournaments such as the New Armada event in Central Java.

Another guerrilla group, which followed two years later, was the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia; FARC), which was more connected to Soviet-influenced communist movements.