Sentence examples for start a guerrilla from inspiring English sources

Or start a guerrilla war by hijacking talk-radio shows.

"If we start a guerrilla war, we'll get help from foreign jihadists, and Libya will be another Afghanistan," says Mr Busidra, who wants to keep jihadists out.

We could start a guerrilla campaign to place bogus stand-up cards at urban restaurants and coffee shops: "Ask about our free refills!" Free refills are as rare as raccoons in Manhattan.

After a full discussion, however, it was decided to go ahead with the plans for military training because of the fact that it would take many years to build up a sufficient nucleus of trained soldiers to start a guerrilla campaign, and whatever happened, the training would be of value.

When Mr. Museveni's new political party came in third in general elections that year, he started a guerrilla movement in the bush.

In 1955, the Greek Cypriots started a guerrilla war against British rule demanding enosis with Greece.

Meeting with Yamagata Aritomo, he suggested that starting a guerrilla war in Poland would distract Russia, and asked that Japan supply him with weapons.

Local Partisan detachments started a widespread guerrilla after the proclamation of the "Popular Republic of Macedonia" by the ASNOM on 2 August 1944.

(avant-guard theatre pioneer) They were separated and we were working together in Stratford and we started a little Guerrilla theatre which we conducted on the lawn before the performance.

In 1827 Colonel José Arizabalo started an irregular war with Venezuelan guerrillas, and Brigadier Isidro Barradas lead the last attempt with regular troops to reconquer Mexico in 1829.

If Hezbollah's alliance had emerged victorious, it would have represented another step in the evolution of a once parochial Shiite militia that started as a guerrilla force fighting Israeli occupation of the south into a national institution that slowly has defined the identity of the state.