Sentence examples for guerrillas between from inspiring English sources
A few days later, writing to Grant, Sherman flatly concluded that he was "certain there is nothing but Guerrillas" between Memphis "and Senatobia and Tallahatchee," Mississippi towns over 100 miles to the south.
The country's main external threat was the infiltration of large numbers of Islamist guerrillas moving between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan.
What I hear a lot of, though, are horror stories of Pentagon and White House red tape for anyone who wants to go to Baghdad to work in our mission there; continued guerrilla warfare between the State Department and the Pentagon and between the C.I.A. and the Pentagon, which borders on one quietly hoping for the other to fail; and a shocking lack of continuity in the U.S. team in Baghdad.
And part of it may have been the intifada" — the renewed guerrilla war between Israel and the Palestinians.
It has remained rubble, the backdrop for a guerrilla war between Russian troops and shadowy bands of separatists.
It has left the country afflicted by guerrilla warfare between developers and rural communities, often over small executive housing estates.
In other words, a guerrilla war between the southern lords and the Church was already under way.
They worked instead in a peculiarly French and savage tradition, forged in a long nineteenth-century guerrilla war between republicans and the Church and the monarchy.
Trained as a physician, he was appointed aviation and tourism minister in the fractious coalition government of former Muslim guerrilla leaders between 1992 and 1996.
When it went on to sell 10m copies, the guerrilla war between subculture and the big beasts of mainstream culture seemed to settle into an uneasy but mutually rewarding truce.
The presidential election is part of a continuing guerrilla war between conservatives, who are determined to preserve a strict interpretation of Islamic rule, and reformers who have coalesced around Mr. Khatami's calls for more political openness and greater personal freedom.
