Sentence examples for days of occupation from inspiring English sources

It was as if the clock had been set back to the early days of occupation.

Sky witnessed the gallop from regime change to state collapse in the first days of occupation.

In the first days of occupation the Coalition Provisional Authority systematically dismantled all forms of order and administration in the country.

Grass samples were collected after 26 days of regrowth from plots that were managed under rotational stocking (26 days of rest and 2 days of occupation) in six GCs (1 6).

If Latvians expected trouble, they expected it from Russia, not from crowds infuriated by the removal of the promise of affluence, cursing the free institutions which the imprisoned peoples of the Soviet bloc longed for in the days of occupation.

Ambulances rushed to the scene as military helicopters clattered overhead, and soldiers picked their way carefully through the mines and boobytraps laid by the guerrillas during 126 days of occupation.

Even Ms. Leonard had to smile after she started one story: "I ran into a big crew of kids from Oberlin…" Mr. Saval described the first day of occupation in Philadelphia.

The U.S. military had blundered badly in the early days of the occupation.

Certainly bad mistakes were made in the early days of the occupation.

In the earliest days of the occupation, he possessed no particular aplomb.

The consul had left during the American bombing and the house remained an obvious target for looters and burglars long after the first turbulent days of the occupation.