Sentence examples for expected invasion from inspiring English sources

Gen. Bernard Freyberg on May 20 , 1941 and discussing an expected invasion by German paratroopers.

A Chicago University graduate aged just 27, Morris was entrusted with making sure that his team of six photographers, based in a small office on Dean Street, Soho, came up with the best pictures of the expected invasion of Europe.

In Ramadi, 30 miles west of Falluja, the commanding general in charge of the Marines in western Iraq said that insurgents in Falluja appeared to be building defenses against the expected invasion.

At the Alemão complex, residents said they feared "bloodshed" from an expected invasion by the police and soldiers in the coming days, but remained hopeful that living conditions would improve as a result.

For some 30 years after 1870, considering the likelihood of another German war, the French high command had subscribed to the strategy of an initial defensive to be followed by a counterstroke against the expected invasion: a great system of fortresses was created on the frontier, but gaps were left in order to "canalize" the German attack.

The relatively low expected invasion magnitude is one of the key factors supporting the efficiency of the current system.

According to the biological invasion framework previously presented, we expected the invasion pattern to be determined by the effect of the biophysical variables on the demographic structure and the spatial distribution pattern.

In Gaza, an Israeli invasion posing as an act of self-defense escalates with targeted assassinations and an expected ground invasion.

The military force, pitifully small, is stationed in the desert to fight the expected Japanese invasion.

It was named for an earthen wall built by Dutch settlers in 1653 to repel an expected English invasion.

Fighters move with ease between Ramadi and Falluja, where Islamist insurgents have established strict fundamentalist rule and are bracing for an expected ground invasion by the Marines.