Rebels example sentences

"Rebels" Example Sentences

1. The rebels attacked the government forces.
2. The government troops fought against the rebel insurgents.
3. Many citizens initially supported the rebel cause.
4. The leader of the rebel movement called for nationwide uprising.
5. Rebel forces took control of several major cities.
6. The insurgency began as a small group of rebels fighting for independence.
7. The rebels ambushed a military convoy.
8. As the rebellion grew, more citizens joined the rebel ranks.
9. The government struggled to quell the rebel insurgency.
10. The rebel army was poorly equipped and outnumbered.
11. Some rebels fought for political ideals, others for personal gain.
12. The uprising spread as rebels seized weapons from government outposts.
13. Rebel militia clashed with loyalist militia in the streets.
14. The young rebels dreamed of overthrowing the regime.
15. The rebel leaders called for citizens to rise up against the oppression.
16. The rebels suffered heavy casualties in the fighting.
17. Rebel sympathizers provided food, shelter and intelligence to the insurgents.
18. Rebel bombings targeted government buildings and military installations.
19. Government forces eventually crushed the rebel strongholds.
20. Many innocent citizens suffered as the rebels battled government troops.
21. The teens declared themselves rebels against societal norms.
22. Rebel soldiers did not wear official uniforms.
23. The rebel fighters were motivated by a desire for freedom.
24. Teenage rebels pushed back against their parents' rules.
25. The rebels used hit-and-run tactics against the military.
26. Rebel groups joined together in a united front against the government.
27. Police arrested suspected rebel sympathizers.
28. The rebel movement called on citizens to protest the regime.
29. The rebels lost a key battle which turned the tide of the insurgency.
30. Many rebels were later imprisoned or executed.
31. International attention helped legitimize the rebel cause.
32. Government operations were disrupted by rebel strikes and attacks.
33. The rebels hoisted their flag above the captured city hall.
34. The rebel soldiers used guerrilla tactics against the regular army.
35. As fighting intensified, rebel supporters fled the country.
36. The students rebelled against their teacher's authority.
37. Many citizens were initially neutral but later supported the rebel movement.
38. Rebel access to an outside supply line bolstered their resistance.
39. The rebel general ordered an assault on the capital city.
40. The rebels suffered from a lack of proper military supplies and weapons.
41. The rebel fighters sang songs of freedom and liberation.
42. The insurgents used improvised explosive devices against government targets.
43. The teenage rebels defied their parents at every turn.
44. As casualties mounted, support for the rebel cause waned.
45. Regular citizens worried about getting caught in the crossfire between rebels and government troops.
46. The rebel leader gave rousing speeches calling citizens to action.
47. The rebellion was eventually crushed by superior government forces.
48. The rebels occupied the city center for several days before being driven out.
49. Sneaker-clad teenage rebels listened to loud music to annoy their parents.
50. Rebel cells operated independently, staging attacks and then melting back into the populace.
51. Government security forces tried to root out rebel sympathizers.
52. The rebel flag became a symbol of the struggle for independence.
53. The teenage rebels experimented with alcohol and cigarettes.
54. As more people joined the rebellion, government control weakened.
55. Rebel forces attacked from cover using guerrilla tactics.
56. Government retaliation for rebel attacks often killed innocent civilians.
57. The teenage rebel refused to follow his parents' unreasonable rules.
58. Rebel slogans and graffiti appeared overnight on walls around the city.
59. The rebel army staged a surprise offensive that broke through government lines.
60. The teenage rebels formed a garage band to express their frustrations.

Common Phases

1. The rebels seized the city after months of fighting.
2. Government forces battled the rebels for control of the province.
3. The insurgents and rebels fought a guerrilla war against the occupying army.
4. The drone strikes targeted rebel hideouts in the mountains.
5. The regime ordered its troops to crush the rebel uprising.
6. Rebel fighters launched rocket attacks on government military bases.
7. The rebels hoped to overthrow the dictatorship through armed insurrection.
8. The regime accused the rebels of carrying out terrorist attacks.
9. The United Nations called for negotiations between the government and rebel groups.
10. Rebel factions turned against each other after the dictator's ouster.
11. Government forces shelled rebel positions.
12. The rebel leader called for more recruits to join their fight.
13. Loyalist militias battled the rebel militias in the streets.
14. The rebel movement tried to gain international recognition and support.
15. The rebels ambushed a military convoy traveling through the province.
16. The government declared the rebels to be terrorists.
17. Some rebel groups receive funding and weapons from foreign powers.
18. The regime attempted to drive the rebels out of the provinces they controlled.
19. The army imposed a curfew to prevent the rebels from moving freely at night.
20. The regime accused the rebel leader of war crimes and human rights violations.
21. Violence escalated as the rebel offensive continued.
22. The invasion prompted local freedom fighters and rebels to take up arms.
23. The average citizens suffered most under the rebels and regime forces.
24. Foreign journalists could not verify reports from either the government or rebels.
25. The regime launched a brutal crackdown on suspected rebel sympathizers.
26. Rebel militia attacked government buildings in major cities.
27. The economy collapsed under years of fighting between rebels and regime forces.
28. Hardline rebel factions rejected negotiations with the regime.
29. Russia backed the regime against rebel groups it considered terrorists.
30. Most citizens just wanted an end to the fighting between rebels and government forces.
31. Rebel groups fought among themselves after the regime's collapse.
32. The authoritarian regime tried to stop any dissent from rebels and protesters.
33. Rebel forces gained control of large parts of the country.
34. The government declared martial law in an attempt to crush the rebel uprising.
35. Rebel groups splintered and broke into factions.
36. Thousands of citizens took to the streets to protest the regime and support the rebels.
37. The government carried out airstrikes in rebel-held territory.
38. Rebel militias attacked government troops and seized weapons from them.
39. Both the rebels and the regime committed atrocities against civilians.
40. Rebels claimed responsibility for bombing government buildings.
41. The West refused to recognize the rebel forces as a legitimate government.
42. Rebel troops captured key cities from government control.
43. The government demolished towns suspected of harboring rebels.
44. Rebel factions formed to oppose different aspects of the regime's policies.
45. Government bombs reduced rebel strongholds to rubble.
46. Hundreds of civilians died in fighting between rebels and regime forces.
47. The rebel leader issued a call for citizens to rise up against the regime.
48. Rebel fighters tried to provoke a popular uprising by civilians.
49. Rebel leaders met in secret to coordinate their attacks.
50. The regime viewed any opposition as the work of terrorists and rebels.
51. Rebel forces terrorized citizens who supported the government.
52. Both rebel groups and regime forces faced international condemnation for human rights abuses.
53. Rebel leaders faced threats of arrest or assassination by regime forces.
54. Rebel suicide bombers targeted government buildings and military checkpoints.
55. Peace talks broke down after regime forces shelled rebel positions.
56. Rebels ambushed and executed enemy informants.
57. The violence radicalized more citizens to join the rebel cause.
58. Rebel guerilla tactics made regime forces resort to ever more brutal tactics against civilians.
59. The authoritarian ruler stayed in power with the support of the army against the rebel uprisings .
60. Rebel forces seized power after a brutal civil war overthrew the regime.