Sentence examples for into guerrillas from inspiring English sources

Joseph Kony, the leader of the L.R.A., has so far kidnapped 12,000 Ugandan boys and girls, mostly from his own tribe, the Acholi, and transformed them into guerrillas.

It is widely known that in the South the war descended into guerrilla combat, and the liberation, or theft, of slaves.

Insurgents have stepped up a deadly campaign of car bombings and assassinations even as American-led forces push back into guerrilla territory.

We had to teach them the classic aim and purpose of their service -- the organizing of civilian natives into guerrilla forces in enemy-held territory".

The Organization of American States, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Organization of African Unity all have agreements, though these have not stopped arms flowing into guerrilla wars.

MARJA, Afghanistan — In five days of fighting, the Taliban have shown a side not often seen in nearly a decade of American military action in Afghanistan: the use of snipers, both working alone and integrated into guerrilla-style ambushes.

The militiamen are, in fact, the rebels' biggest concern, since they have been highly successful at carving into guerrilla-held territory through terror tactics that include mass killings of guerrilla sympathizers, leftists and poor villagers.

I have already admitted that these documents are in my writing, and I acknowledge that I made these studies to equip myself for the role which I might have to play if the struggle drifted into guerrilla warfare.

Ríos Montt's economic policies were not effective, and the political violence that he had promised to end was soon renewed with even greater intensity, again forcing many peasants to flee into Mexico and driving others into guerrilla camps, thus fueling the insurgency.

So as well as posting a review of the book on my blog when it was published, I went into guerrilla marketing mode on Twitter, and risked the wrath of people who have let me into their timelines, by tweeting about it incessantly on publication day, and intermittently thereafter.

The major military assault on Chechnya that ended a year ago, which was intended to put down a secessionist uprising, has devolved into guerrilla warfare in which nightly mine attacks kill and maim Russian soldiers, while civilians live under martial-law-style restrictions.