pocket of resistance

"But deep pockets of resistance have been allowed to remain."

How else could anyone explain the pockets of resistance still in the North?

No matter how many pockets of resistance remained, the war was over.

At the same time, American forces are trying to eliminate two other major pockets of resistance.

The army was going through the countryside, looking for little pockets of resistance.

"There are still a few pockets of resistance, but we broke the attack."

There were also some pockets of resistance during the consecutive months.

If one other person was involved in the effort, others must be forming pockets of resistance as well, here and there.

Some groups kept up pockets of resistance throughout the city and did not surrender until 8 May 1945.

In the north, fort five proved to be a strong pocket of resistance as well.

During the morning the last Soviet pockets of resistance had been cleared from the island.

Several remaining pockets of resistance in the town were cleared during the next days.

The last enemy pocket of resistance was finally crushed on 16 March.

But from the beginning, he said, the plan was weakened by "pockets of resistance."

But within the ranks, there are enormous pockets of resistance.

During the night, the last pockets of resistance were cleared by the Germans.

By 25 December, organised defence was reduced into pockets of resistance.

Scattered pockets of resistance persisted and were not put down until 1908.

These pockets of resistance were easily surrounded and wiped out.

The term also occurs in the phrase "pocket of resistance."

There is still one pocket of resistance right in the heart of the city.

The last pocket of resistance called for ceasefire on 10 November.

The main objective, officers here said, was to root out the last pockets of resistance.

But soon it is penetrated in two places, leaving three small pockets of resistance.

'Oh, there are one or two pockets of resistance left,' he said.