Sentence examples for guerrillas out from inspiring English sources
These are now attacking minority rights and progressive values, with anti-PC guerrillas out and about looking for, or making up, cultural calumnies.
They joke that they are living bait, luring guerrillas out of their holes to be killed.
The Burundian Army said two weeks ago that it had forced the rebel guerrillas out of Kinama, where insurgents had begun a major attack on the capital.
But the accusation by the United States has also aggravated questions about the value of the corps, which was set up to keep former guerrillas out of trouble.
The workers say the army is behind the killings, as part of an effort to intimidate them.The army, in turn, says the killings are the work of communist guerrillas out to discredit it.
The bank presumably reckons that its medicine is already working.In this section Hard times, same old politics Palocci's potion Crackdown Rescued, for now Guerrillas out of the mist ReprintsMr Palocci was also quick to tighten fiscal policy.
Women whose sons had been killed fighting PKK guerrillas handed out festive pastries to passers-by or rushed to cemeteries to celebrate before their children's graves.
The government will re-examine charges that the Irish police may have helped Irish Republican Army guerrillas single out victims in a dozen border area killings in the 1980's and 1990's.
The bombing came a day after the guerrillas carried out an airstrike on a military base north of Colombo, the capital, their first since fighting began more than two decades ago.
A fierce Franco-ite Captain Vidal, played by the incomparably sinister Sergi López, prepares to welcome his pregnant bride to the family home in the forest, which he is reinforcing as a military redoubt because it is surrounded by Republican guerrillas holding out in the woods.
The Chechen war promptly spread, as bands of guerrillas carried out the worst attacks that modern Russia has ever seen, including the school siege last month in Beslan, which ended with the deaths of hundreds of hostages, roughly half of them children.
