Sentence examples for to guerrillas from inspiring English sources
noun
A non-official war carried out by small independent groups; a guerrilla war.
The government has lost control of nearly half of its territory to guerrillas and drug traffickers.
Following up various rendezvous in the other man's diary, he discovers he's impersonating an arms dealer selling weapons to guerrillas.
In the 1980s the most powerful Sandinista leaders were Marxists who worked with Cuba to supply weapons to guerrillas in neighbouring El Salvador.
COLOMBIANS are given to fretting over the image their country projects abroad, mainly because it has been mostly linked to guerrillas, drugs and violence.
Mr. Boucher called on Syria to "exercise restraint over groups that it allows on Syrian territory," apparently a reference to guerrillas supported by Syria.
The use of armored vehicles, which are all but unavailable to guerrillas, points to abductions by the Russian or Chechen military, human rights workers say.
Christopher tried to urge guerrillas to release the other team members, and eventually they agreed.
Oswald approached the DRE's delegation in New Orleans and offered to train guerrillas to fight the Castro government.
The original referred to "guerrilla performances".
And they're used to guerrilla warfare".
The FARC has changed strategy, reverting to guerrilla warfare.
