insurgent造句

intercept insurgent radio communications

Pakistan denies sponsoring any insurgent groups.

An al-Qaeda-led insurgent group has claimed responsibility.

That election will pit an insurgent against an establishment Republican.

A fifth soldier was killed in an insurgent attack in eastern Afghanistan.

Miller stepped forward to return fire and killed the insurgent instantly.

But they were looking over their shoulder at an insurgent: Neal Blue, CEO of General Atomics.

Terrified Buddhists have fled insurgent zones or joined trigger-happy militias.

I had to remind him to lower his voice - after all, he was supposed to be an undercover insurgent.

More Iraqis are dying in what appears to be a renewed campaign of Sunni insurgent violence against Shiites.

Miller is trapped, and the insurgent is up here, in a perfect spot, with perfect lines of fire.

The meetings are said to have involved senior members of the three biggest insurgent groups in Afghanistan.

S. aid to countries emerging from internal conflict is premised on the idea that increasing employment opportunities for potential fighters will reduce terrorism and insurgent violence.

At the critical moment when the Qin Army was madly fighting back against the peasant army, there were successive splits within the insurgent army.

C3 Chairman Llewellyn Werner admits he is facing obstacles most amusement park developers never have to deal with - insurgent attacks and looting.

If I were an insurgent fighting against an American joint force, I would be delighted if all my opponent had to offer was long-range fires.

The insurgent group has not given up, and as with so many of its attacks, this one was, in part at least, a bid for more recruits.

The rest of the insurgent army, led by Yan Changyi and Dong Lang, joined the local peasant army in Hailufeng area and formed the second division of the Workers'and Peasants' Revolutionary Army.

During the period of the Taiping Revolution, the Qing government made use of the red-bill ships to put down the peasant uprisings, bringing about great losses to the insurgent army.

In addition, Prince Xiao of Liang in the Western Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-A.D. 25) and the insurgent peasant army the Red Bands in the last years of Yuan (1206-1368) had both made Kaifeng their capital.

Htoo Moo and the chief trudged through the jungle for three days to a KNU headquarters, where they shook hands and parted, and Htoo Moo asked a KNU insurgent to guide him the rest of the way.