warlord造句

Khan was a lieutenant of a notable warlord, Gul Bahadur.

The reason is simple: Watan has a deal with the local warlord who controls the road.

But when its power failed, Japan's greatest and most roughness warlord no longer be contained.

We all have our own strengths and weaknesses. But for every warlord there was a saint.

In 2008 Milton Blahyi, a former warlord, admitted to eating children's hearts before going into battle.

The third part, the rift of the warlord problem and it resolve.

In the museum I learned why so many regard Khun Sa as a freedom fighter rather than an opium warlord.

The first, the warlord, is the most powerful boar of a clan, married to the clan matrons.

Then there was Idris Elba, a British film icon praised for his role as a warlord in Beasts of No Nation.

This week the President, Abdullahi Yusuf, an ageing warlord, sacked his prime minister, Nur Hussein, blaming him for what the President called a corrupt, inept and traitorous government.

But Dr Kamal Ali Ahmed, an elder among the Darfuris at Salloum, says that the Sudanese delegation includes a warlord responsible for several massacres in Darfur.

However, Chiang turned out to be just another warlord under whose fascist rule millions of democracy-seeking people perished in bloody massacres.

Whether a 17th-century swordsman in the service of a local warlord or a 21st-century turbine engineer, Japanese are brought up with a strong sense of fealty and duty.

The Yuan government had made an effort to resume authority and the govern ability, but at last, the struggles among warlord blocs had disintegrated the Yuan's governance in fact.