Sentence examples for at the guerrilla from inspiring English sources

At a Tuesday evening rally, there were just a few out-of-state protesters at the guerrilla art house that serves as the movement's indoor headquarters.

He also frequented the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, which was co-founded by Piñero, whom he met at the guerrilla art space ABC No Rio.

In 1940 he enlisted at the guerrilla warfare training school at Osterley Park, west London, and from there went to Sussex to join an auxiliary unit known as the Last Ditch, a clandestine organisation preparing to go underground if the Germans invaded.

Anderson arrived at the guerrilla camp and described the day's events, the brutality of which unsettled Todd.

The paramilitaries, with some 10,000 fighters, are at least as brutal as the guerrillas they oppose, enjoy the complicity of some army officers, and are more involved in the drugs trade.

The dispute erupted after Colombian forces crossed into Ecuador last Saturday to kill Raúl Reyes, a senior commander of the FARC, and 23 others at the guerrillas' camp in Ecuadorean territory.

Police and security forces have responded to the Naxalites with various raids and military campaigns aimed at counteracting the guerrilla attacks and flushing the rebels out of their sanctuaries.

Unelected, headed by an exile and chosen largely by diplomats from the United States and the United Nations, the new Iraqi government nonetheless appears to be enjoying something of a honeymoon, even as Mr. Allawi has quickly embarked on a series of sweeping and potentially draconian measures aimed at quelling the guerrilla insurgency.

It recently published a major catalogue, Modern Women, accompanied by a feminist symposium at which the Guerrilla Girls appeared.

The title of Jones's second novel refers at once to the guerrilla fighting that divided Greek and Turkish Cypriots in the 1950s and the tensions among British military men and their families during the island's waning colonial days.

They were lured into an ambush by a strong FARC column during an army offensive aimed at preventing the guerrillas from re-establishing their hold over the Gulf of Urabá, a trade route for drugs and guns.