bitter bush造句

• It was his biggest political defeat since he led the nation to independence in 1980 after a bitter bush war.
• Mugabe came to power in 1980 after a bitter bush war to end white-minority rule in what was then Rhodesia.
• Mugabe led the nation to independence after a bitter bush war that left more than 50, 000 mostly black fighters dead.
• The increasingly unpopular Mugabe, 77, led the nation to independence after a bitter bush war that left more than 50, 000 mostly black fighters dead.
• Mugabe led the nation to independence from British colonial rule in 1980 after a bitter bush war that left more than 50, 000 mostly black fighters dead.
• Some upland rice farmers in Cambodia spread chopped leaves of the bitter bush ( " Chromolaena odorata " ) over the surface of fields after planting.
• The emotional address reflected the lingering bitterness of the bitter bush war the black majority waged in the 1970s against white minority rule in what was then known as Rhodesia.
• Mugabe, 72, was the most hard-line of the black liberation leaders who fought a bitter bush war against the British colonial government of Rhodesia in the 1970s.
• Mugabe, an ascetic intellectual, was the most hardline of the black liberation leaders who fought a bitter bush war against the white-minority government of Rhodesia in the 1970s.
• A former school teacher and avowed Marxist, Mugabe led the nation to independence in 1980 after a bitter bush war that left more than 50, 000 mostly black fighters dead.
• The only ruler since independence from British colonial rule in 1980, Mugabe was the most hardline of the black liberation leaders who fought a bitter bush war in the 1970s in what was then called Rhodesia.
• The most obdurate of the black liberation leaders who fought a bitter bush war against Rhodesia's white regime in the 1970s, Mugabe has continually tightened his control over Zimbabwe since becoming its first leader when white rule ended in 1980.
• The most obdurate of the black leaders who fought a bitter bush war against white rule of what was then called Rhodesia, Mugabe has continually tightened his control over Zimbabwe since becoming its first black leader when the white regime fell in 1980.
• Mugabe, a 72-year-old ascetic intellectual and former school teacher, was the most obdurate of the black liberation leaders who fought a bitter bush war against the white minority regime of the British colony of Rhodesia in the 1970s.
• Edward angered some blacks by visiting the graves of colonial soldier Allan Wilson and Cecil John Rhodes, the founder of the former colony of Rhodesia that became black ruled Zimbabwe after a bitter bush war in which more than 30, 000 mostly black fighters died.
• Jesse Jackson, co-leader of the official U . S . delegation at the Fourth African-African American Summit, said the former guerrilla chieftain who led his nation to independence in 1980 had proved blacks and whites could co-exist after a bitter bush war.