Sentence examples for practice guerrillas from inspiring English sources

Last year, Bill Clinton approved $1.3 billion in aid to the Colombian government, much of which is for fighting drugs and, in practice, guerrillas.

The new wars on terrorism, however, will have to deal with irregular forces that practice guerrilla tactics, instill panic, and retaliate asymmetrically--when, where, and how they choose.

Journalists began practicing "guerrilla journalism" -- publishing their newspapers at different printing plants each night, sometimes succeeding in producing just enough pages to put their defiance in writing.

The other day, writer noticed a new record lable--Nannerl Recordings, from Louisville, Kentucky --and made a few calls to find out who had named a record company after Mozart's sister, Maria Anna, known as Nannerl, and why.Susan Reigler of Ars Femina Ensemble, a Louisville chambermusic group, said its members had recently foundedNannerl Recordings and are practicing "guerrilla musicology".

There were no casualties on either side from the raids.With 17 years' practice, the guerrillas have honed their fighting skills.

But in practice the guerrilla fighter, the so-called Lion of the Panjshir, is the glue that holds the remaining anti-Taliban forces together.

"The resistance always focused on the weak points of the enemy," he said as he outlined a classic theory and practice of guerrilla warfare.

But in practice the charismatic guerrilla fighter -- the so-called Lion of the Panjshir -- was what kept the remaining anti-Taliban forces together.

In addition to its free-pricing practice, Taobao uses guerrilla marketing to keep up with Ebay's might.

While it can apply to both the right-wing private armies known as paramilitaries and the left-wing guerrillas, in practice only the paramilitaries will use it.

In practice, however, the charismatic guerrilla fighter was the glue that held the remaining anti-Taliban forces together.