Sentence examples for resist soldiers from inspiring English sources

Fighting could still continue for some time, as forces loyal to the former leader may well continue to resist soldiers of Libya's transitional government.

He is the author of two books: Beyond the Green Zone: Dispatches from an Unembedded Journalist in Occupied Iraq and The Will to Resist: Soldiers Who Refuse to Fight in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Directors tried to resist but soldiers went up the stairs, the first two soldiers who arrived on our floor where very young and they were shaking.

In some places now they find themselves thrust on to the frontline of an insurgency with next to no resources to resist professional soldiers.

He believes that Mr Vajpayee and his foreign minister, Jaswant Singh, will continue to resist the soldiers and hardliners who want India to retaliate more sharply.India's threats may in fact make war less likely.

ALTHOUGH the Israeli government classifies any Palestinian violence as terrorism, Palestinians insist they have as much right to resist Israeli soldiers as American revolutionaries did to resist the British before the creation of their own state.

When asked if violence was nevertheless permissible in the West Bank and Gaza Stip, where Hamas insists that it retains a free hand, Mr. Helas responded with questions of his own: "Do you think that people under occupation have the right to resist the soldiers who are occupying them?

The capture of the city may also offer tactical lessons for the American efforts to dislodge the government in the Iraqi capital, where defenders are still actively resisting American soldiers and marines.

The number of civilians resisting the soldiers in Çengelköy suddenly leaped from a few score to thousands, a pattern replicated outside the Istanbul mayoralty, the Ankara parliament, and other flashpoints across the country.

The famous scenes of children and youth resisting Israeli soldiers with nothing more than stones changed the rules of the game.

Sound effects and grumpy asides do not fully convey the lice and foul food of the ruin in Stalingrad, where a bunch of exhausted Russian soldiers resist an implacable German assault, while commissars fret about their lack of discipline.It is not only descriptive passages that have suffered in the editing.