Sentence examples for are about to invade from inspiring English sources

Moscow has reacted with a campaign in the media suggesting that thugs from Kiev are about to invade the majority Russian-speaking Crimea.

Just for Fun A gang of pirates, an executioner and a couple of characters from Venice are about to invade City Center.

Such is the demand for information about the country we are about to invade that Bradt's Iraq has become a word-of-mouth bestseller among armchair strategists and concerned peaceniks.

In quick succession, we learn that the British Navy has all but wiped out the Brobdingnagians; that the French, allied with the remnants of this race of giants, are about to invade England, and that the battle will hinge on the ability of an antislavery reformer to slip a Lilliputian saboteur into British headquarters in the Tower of London.

About 1,500 miles from this border city, on Capitol Hill in Washington, the prevailing wisdom is that unsafe, badly maintained Mexican trucks are about to invade the United States unless Congress maintains a ban that has kept Mexican truckers from traveling more than a few miles inside the border.

Robots are about to invade our lives.

The allies were about to invade France with three armies: that of the North via the Low Countries; that of Silesia, still under Blücher, between Coblenz and Mannheim; and that of Bohemia, still under Schwarzenberg, via Switzerland, the Jura, and Langres.

And, without fail, Furst forces me to ponder a question that no other novelist consistently flings in my face: If an "enemy" were about to invade and, very possibly, overrun your country, what would you do?

The U.S. was about to invade Iraq — why not Ivory Coast, too?

The U.S. was about to invade Iraq why not Ivory Coast, too?

The native communist regime is crumbling and the Soviet Union is about to invade.