用partisans造句子，“partisans”造句

Gerrymandered districts mean that most congressmen fear their partisans in the primaries more than their opponents in the general election.

But they were no match for partisans fighting in their own element, a wilderness of tall peaks threaded with a confusing network of paths.

But given the financial fiasco in the EU in the past two years, EU partisans now seem to be significantly overrating the appeal of membership to prospective candidate nations.

Our advance troops married up with partisans pressing down from the hills.

Conservatives not only took back the House of Representatives with a mighty swing; they also soundly defeated liberals (MSNBC) and centrist non-partisans (CNN) in the television ratings.

With Nazi forces advancing rapidly on the valley and British Spitfires desperately trying to draw German fire, the transport planes evacuated about 1, 000 wounded partisans in a matter of hours.

After killing the Japanese soldier, the two partisans ran away, rifle in hand.

A year later, in 1944, his Spitfire had been shot down over Italy. After five months with partisans, he had made a dashing journey to safety.

Citizens: Clubs, bills, and partisans! Strike! Beat them down! Down with the Capulets! Down with the Montagues!

"Just doing my job," he recalled, as grizzled partisans of a similar vintage warmly embraced him.

But a considerable portion of the partisans strived to maintain an independent existence and often came into direct armed conflict with the Soviet power.

His partisans have introduced piles of pork that smack of the Suharto era.