Sentence examples for guerrilla chieftain from inspiring English sources
Then, on Christmas Eve , 1989 he reappeared on Liberia's eastern border, transformed into a guerrilla chieftain with a small army.
Kurdish officials said Mr. Bremer, trying to break the deadlock, flew by helicopter earlier this week to the home of Massoud Barzani, the longtime Kurdish guerrilla chieftain and political leader.
Miller's story began early on the day of the assault when William C. Quantrill — undoubtedly the best-known of Missouri's guerrilla chieftains — and a "set of robber and murders called bushwhackers of who 3 or 400 run all on horses came to my house about sunrise".
The models, standing together like a guerrilla army headed up by their gyrating chieftain, were sweaty, sulky, backpacked teenage soldiers.
But many other land claims involve parcels currently in the hands of owners who will fight to keep them, including guerrillas and former paramilitary chieftains.
But some observers pointed to the more probable cause for his outburst, which was that Mr. Gandhi did not always get his way with the powerful chieftains within his own party and had to resort to the guerrilla tactic of hijacking a news conference to reach out to the nation.
Guerrilla versus guerrilla.
Chieftain, Caledonian Society, Libya.
The Chieftain tanks needed radios.
