Sentence examples for partisans out from inspiring English sources

"There are partisans out there who are trying to stretch the role of what he did with Trmpac," he added, using an acronym for the political action committee.

But because the election might be close again, the other way to reduce that possibility, and to help restore the norm of both sides accepting the electoral process's outcome, is to get the partisans out of election management, protect voting rights through new legislation and invest in quality election administration.

Obviously, there are plenty of partisans out there who will vote for Republicans no matter what.

During the remainder of August 1944, the rump of the division fought hard to keep the Partisans out of the security zone.

Within a few days, the Germans and Croats succeeded in pushing the Partisans out of eastern Bosnia and southward into the Italian-occupied zone of the NDH.

During the rest of 1942, Italian operations in conjunction with their Chetnik auxiliaries forced the remaining Partisans out of Montenegro, after which the Italians used the Chetnik auxiliaries to police the countryside.

The postseason assignment was relief from the drudgery of the Mets — although he might have missed Hernandez's audible sighs — but it showed him how fiercely partisan out-of-town fans view a full-time Mets analyst calling Yankees games in Minneapolis.

Meanwhile, the partisans hide out in the forest, waiting to hit back.

In a highly divided country, partisans seek out proof that the other side is lying, sending it viral, but mostly in a way that lands on the choir.

After every terrorist incident, some professors and soldiers, spies and diplomats, security experts and political partisans put out reams of fact and conjecture.

Democratic partisans turned out in conservative locales such as New Orleans and Dallas to hear Sanders decry the 1% and pledge radical political change.