Sentence examples for experiencing an invasion from inspiring English sources

It may sound anachronistic but working-class communities are experiencing an invasion of the public health toffs (PHTs).

As if Brexit and football violence weren't enough to make us miserable about Europe, it seems that the UK is now experiencing an invasion of "Euro-moths".

Every few years, however, Britain experiences an invasion of jays from continental Europe.

The poets who have written the best poems about war seem to be the poets whose countries have experienced an invasion or vicious dictatorships.

Banks uses the unsettling technique of grabbing readers' attentions with a second-person narrative: "You hear the car after an hour and a half," the novel begins, and it takes us a few more sentences to realize we are experiencing a home invasion from the invader's perspective.

David Murray Ash, Surrey Michele Hanson and I seem to lead almost parallel lives but this week the coincidence was incredible as only last evening, I experienced an unsolicited invasion from Microsoft!

They continued: "Police on duty inside Hillsborough on the day of the disaster had had no idea what was happening and believed that they were experiencing a conventional pitch invasion.

I have never experienced a pitch invasion and it was fantastic.

For the first time, they bought spaces instead of renting them, which means they cannot be driven out should the neighborhood ever experience a Gap invasion.

The Lake Tahoe area is experiencing a rise in home invasions by bears.

"I think it's about a person feeling a sense of victimization or assaulted by…an invasion of things, but experiencing a moment of personal clarity," Kuhn says.