Sentence examples for underground campaign from inspiring English sources

He graduated from the University of Fort Hare in South Africa, taught in nonwhite schools, did social work and joined the underground campaign against apartheid.

Rodriquez and Aran are currently in their fifth month of training for a new underground campaign that will be launched in coming weeks.

Mr. Giuliani is running more of an underground campaign in Iowa, looking to ambush Mr. Romney with a better-than-expected showing.

Still, Mr. Bush has his evangelical friends and a quiet, underground campaign to make certain Christian groups know that he is a fervent believer.

Perhaps most significantly, though, an underground campaign was bubbling all around, spreading false rumors about Mr. McCain, his wife, Cindy, and their adopted daughter, Bridget.

THE NEWS In Marja, Afghanistan, Taliban militants intensified an underground campaign of intimidation, including at least one beheading, meant to frighten civilians away from cooperating with the Afghan government.

Arson attacks started in 2009, when underground anarchists launched a clandestine campaign, attacking the army's General Staff headquarters with a smoke grenade.

McCain's momentum was halted when Bush won the South Carolina primary later that month, in a contest that became famous for its bitter nature and an underground smear campaign run against McCain.

Since Makone went underground his campaign manager, Ken Nyeve, and security guard, Godfrey Kauzani, have been abducted and murdered along with Better Chokururama, the driver for Makone's wife, Theresa, who is an opposition MP.

Tehran has accused Israel's Mossad, the CIA and Britain's MI6 of engaging in an underground "terrorism" campaign against nuclear-related targets, including at least three killings since early 2010 and the release of a malicious computer virus known at Stuxnet in 2010 that temporarily disrupted controls of some centrifuges - a key component in nuclear fuel production.

But an accumulation of tweets and Internet postings points to an underground marketing campaign — possibly with late-night screenings for the college crowd here — just like those used by the filmmakers who can't get a studio interested in their pictures.