Sentence examples for commies of from inspiring English sources

The West Bengal opposition is now relishing the chance to accuse the commies of cosying up to capitalists at the expense of the peasantry.

The critics have generally been kind to this 50s-set adventure, which sees our hero battling evil Russian commies for possession of the mystical extra-terrestrial artifact of the title.

I'm not a big fan of the grad-school approach to horror movies, in which Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) is about commies, Dawn of the Dead (1978) is about mindless consumerism, and the recent spate of torture-porn garbage is "about" renditions and waterboarding.

"They're Commies," one of the S.D.S. group said.

We were abused, called commies - well of course none of us were.

In New York, those oxygen breathers were actually a bunch of commies from the New York City Revolution Club, a local branch of the Revolutionary Communist Party.

In their silly desperation to paint Labour as a bunch of commies, they find themselves talking to a small section of their core electorate, while Labour speaks for the broad majority of the British public.

More pictures of comparisons of living conditions of the top Commies and the peons will be of special value.

The Ulster Unionists were all convinced the BBC was full of Commies, pro-Europeans and believers in climate change.

Mrs. Margolis said one passer-by yelled, "You're a bunch of commies," and added an expletive for punctuation.

Some benighted McCarthy-admiring parents decided to pluck their children from the clutches of "commies" teaching our kiddies their godless doctrine.