Sentence examples for bouts of fighting from inspiring English sources

Insurgent attacks occur regularly and occasionally flare up into major bouts of fighting that have sent hundreds of thousands fleeing.

Rebels said they captured a town south of Juba on Wednesday after their troops were attacked, and that there had been other bouts of fighting with government forces.

Vivian Wineman, who heads the Board of Deputies of British Jews, the umbrella body of British Jewry, notes that spikes in anti-Jewish attacks correlate to bouts of fighting in the Middle East.

Netanyahu, who is fighting for reelection in a tight race, has been under pressure from more bellicose Israeli politicians, including his own parliamentary allies, who criticise his response to regular bouts of fighting with Hamas as too light-handed.

Its remaining 18,000 residents are hostage to bouts of fighting, the scars of which are visible on the burned-out and shell-damaged buildings overlooking the main road into the city centre.

Between several bouts of fighting between Ugandan and Rwandan troops in the cut-off Congolese city of Kisangani in the spring of 2000, I travelled to Kinshasa, then to Kigali, where some military officers put me on a plane (from the fleet of the notorious Victor Bout) to fly to the front.

NOW, as always during the ten-month-old Palestinian uprising, attention is focused on the latest bout of fighting.

Many childhoods have come to a screeching halt in western Sudan during the recent bout of fighting.

The credibility of the government's declaration of victory on May 19th was strengthened by the death of the rebel leader, Velupillai Prabhakaran, in the final bout of fighting.

For now, a ceaseless war of positions goes on in Somalia, punctuated by the odd Shabbab suicide bombing or renewed bout of fighting.

The turmoil was sparked by an intense bout of fighting with militants in the Gaza Strip last week and capped by an ultimatum from Education Minister Naftali Bennett.