guerilla in English

adjective

pertaining to guerilla soldiers or their methods

Use "guerilla" in a sentence

1. He's no guerilla warrior

2. The train is attacked by guerilla.

3. But you are skilled in guerilla warfare.

4. He is take hostage by the guerilla.

5. To wage guerilla war against Mickey Cohen.

6. Luna & solar Cavity of Ba people where guerilla held meeting.

7. A bloody German occupation and a guerilla war followed.

8. The appeal is made by a guerilla radio station.

9. It was the beginning of our armed guerilla struggle.

10. Small guerilla units were fighting behind enemy lines.

11. He was a guerilla in the civil war.

12. He led a guerilla band against Japanese invaders.

13. At the time, I viewed the lie as a guerilla tactic.

14. Ladbroke Grove urban guerilla psychedelic sci-fi warriors probably sums it up.

15. Louis is also a graduate of Ann Monteith's Guerilla Marketing Workshop.

16. They play an impromptu guerilla gig on the Beijing subway.

17. Who found the injured Sam Anders after guerilla bombing in Delphi?

18. My plan is to wage an all-out classic guerilla war campaign.

19. This was the beginning of a guerilla war which lasted for many years.

20. 4 Ladbroke Grove urban guerilla psychedelic sci-fi warriors probably sums it up.

21. Works by the guerilla graffiti artist Banksy are to go under the hammer at Sotheby's.

22. The guerillas aim was to defeat the Pahlavi regime by assassination and guerilla war.

23. Yeah, he led the Nez Perce in a guerilla war against the U.S. Cavalry.

24. Works by the guerilla graffiti artist Banksy are to go under the at Sotheby's.

25. Anselmo, an old and trustworthy guide, takes him to a local guerilla 3 camp.

26. A terrorist faction founded in the Middle East, Guerilla Warfare, has a reputation for ruthlessness.

27. But he says Abudema has been a well - known guerilla leader from for many years.

28. What is a little brush between a guerilla band and a squadron of cavalry? Sentencedict.com

29. Broadsided modernizes the centuries-old tradition of the broadside and harnesses the invigorating spirit of guerilla art.

30. The locals are great hunters and scouts, adept at guerilla warfare and skilled with bow, sword and axe.

31. City Hunter, a manga, the main protagonist, Ryo Saeba, was raised as a Contra guerilla fighter in Central America.

32. So developers are increasingly coming up with various strategies to make a splash, employing everything from temporary discounts to guerilla marketing tactics.

33. Saigō Takamori too, anticipating defeat had planned to move the Emperor to the Chūgoku mountains and was preparing for guerilla warfare."

34. It was involved in the Lebanese Civil War, initiating Operation Litani and later the 1982 Lebanon War, where the IDF ousted Palestinian guerilla organizations from Lebanon.

35. Extending across six nations, ten million acres of forest is degraded each year due to mining, illegal logging, farming, ranching, and guerilla warfare.

36. In addition to the militia and guerilla soldiers, the well-armed Chinese Red Army had reached more than 140,000 soldiers by the early 1930s.

37. In the same year, the North Kalimantan Communist Party (NKCP) which subsequently waged a guerilla war against the newly elected Sarawak state government, was formed.

38. Basudev Balwant Phadke , an accounts clerk in the army in Pune , took a vow to make India a republic and started guerilla war in Satara .

39. It was recorded that the Abu Sayyaf group was a primary beneficiary of the said funds, using them to facilitate their training in guerilla warfare techniques and to acquire high powered weaponry.

40. For a while Dr. Thrax was using the Smirch MLRS, though armed with lethal destructive power, Dr. Thrax was not satisfied with its clumsiness, as it did not fit in with his guerilla tactics.

41. bushwhacking (plural Bushwhackings) travelling through thick wooded country, cutting away scrub to make progress fighting, as a guerilla, especially in wooded country criticizing, by someone or a person (s), on policies and stances by George W

42. Bushwhacking (plural Bushwhackings) travelling through thick wooded country, cutting away scrub to make progress fighting, as a guerilla, especially in wooded country criticizing, by someone or a person (s), on policies and stances by George W

43. Bushwhack (third-person singular simple present Bushwhacks, present participle bushwhacking, simple past and past participle bushwhacked) to travel through thick wooded country, cutting away scrub to make progress to fight, as a guerilla, especially in wooded country