Sentence examples for continue to be invaded from inspiring English sources

White-owned farms continue to be invaded.

CANADA is about to be invaded.

Who's expecting to be invaded?

"The plant allows itself to be invaded by the bacteria.

He has seen what it is to be invaded.

"We don't want to be invaded by tourists.

"The Crimeans wanted to be invaded!

"We don't need to be invaded by American scenery.

Alternatively, you can just wait to be invaded.

He is sure that the decision to fight Hitler in 1939 and to carry on in 1940 was not rational, though less sure about why it happened; he joins the party which continues to argue that Normandy should have been invaded in 1943; he wisely recognises that both Hitler and Churchill were old-fashioned, rooted in 19th-century European fantasies about empire.

He is sure that the decision to fight Hitler in 1939 and to carry on in 1940 was not rational, though less sure about why it happened; he joins the party which continues to argue that Normandy should have been invaded in 1943; he wisely recognises that both Hitler and Churchill were old-fashioned, rooted in 19th-century European fantasies about empire.