Sentence examples for daily invasion from inspiring English sources

How do Venetians escape the daily invasion of their fragile city by tens of thousands of tourists every single day of the year?

"Part of the whole thing in London is it's a place away from the office, so I'm protected from the daily invasion," Koolhaas says.

Looking out from the casement windows of our castle room, we witnessed the daily invasion of sailboats, fleets of them, as they plied the narrow waterway between Hondarribia and Hendaye.

Despite the daily invasion of tourists that flood Venice, some neighbourhoods retain a down-to-earth village feeling, where there are still butchers and bakers rather than mask and glass shops.

Living as I do in Venice, I have always thought it a shame that relatively few among its daily invasion of tourists make it as far as the next-door region of Emilia-Romagna.

You say the people who live within 60 to 80 miles of the Arizona/Mexico Border have for years been terrorized and have pleaded for help to stop the daily invasion of humans who cross their property.

It was shortly after the daily German invasion had begun that I finally saw a wild boar.

The little square was swarming with people, but its charm survives the daily sea-borne invasion, and it doesn't take long to find peace and quiet on the island.

Life, as we grow older, seems to be a daily D-Day Invasion's worth of reality that comes right at us from the shores of whatever seems to scare us at the moment.

The Daily Mail took this invasion of privacy one step further, sending reporters and photographers to her apartment to get more material.

The story was based partly on Waugh's experiences reporting for the Daily Mail on Italian invasion of Abyssinia – now Ethiopia – in 1935.