Sentence examples for an occupier in a from inspiring English sources

"At the minimum, we'd be an occupier in a hostile land," he said.

(An Occupier in a treehouse was bean-bagged to bring him down).

"A people cannot be an occupier in its own land," he added.

The Pakistani Army is viewed as an occupier in the tribal areas, an officer said, and therefore has moved to shift to Frontier Corps and Frontier Constabulary forces drawn from the local population.

A drifter could attend the open meeting and have as much say as an occupier in how thousands of dollars were spent.

In the view of Sir Adam Roberts, professor of international relations at the University of Oxford, it was a "serious mistake" to describe the occupation itself, as opposed to some of Israel's actions as an occupier, in this way.

Posted on the "Defend Your Base" YouTube channel, one video shows an occupier taking a "joyride" in a FBI truck.

"And he said our troops would be occupiers in a bitterly hostile land.

We therefore oppose utterly the recent attempts to criminalise and violently disperse occupiers in a string of US cities.

But as occupiers in a Muslim country, our endorsement of moderate and progressive Muslims is problematic for them.

Mr Bizos arrived in South Africa in 1941, aged 13, after a daring escape from his home village of Vasilitsi in the Peloponnese, where he and his father helped seven New Zealand soldiers evade the German occupiers in a rowing boat.