Sentence examples for by the incursion of from inspiring English sources
Even so, there are congregants left uneasy by the incursion of a public spectacle into moments of prayer, by the mingling of the profane with the sacred.
This eclectic education was interrupted by the incursion of the second world war in 1943, when Dorazio's family was forced to flee Rome for the relative safety of the Abruzzo.
The estuary of the Dniester is formed by the incursion of the sea into the lower Dniester River valley, forming a shallow basin that is separated from the sea by a narrow strip of land.
The lake, the oldest on earth, as well as being the worlds deepest body of fresh water & its largest in volume, has been increasingly threatened in the past 10 years by the incursion of industry.
Considering the White House's hulking, media-rich Web site, its Facebook page, photo galleries and podcasts on iTunes, the presidency seems less threatened by the incursion of a reality show than running an administration that is in danger of becoming one.
It is about an attempt to portray a bucolic scene – "That was what I painted behind the loaf,/ The rocks not even touched by the snow" – while the exercise is transformed at every moment by the incursion of history: "It was the soldiers went marching over the rocks/ And still the birds came, came in watery flocks,/ Because it was spring and the birds had to come".
By 2012 the incursion of tech workers had gone from steady stream to deluge, and more and more people and institutions – bookstores, churches, social services, bars, small businesses – began to be evicted.
In 1848, when gold was discovered in California, the Apache were threatened by the incursions of heedless white fortune-seekers.
The Red Wheelbarrow specializes in children's books and other categories that have been less affected by the incursions of e-books and digital devices.
