Sentence examples for feel under siege from inspiring English sources
"They may feel under siege.
Africans say they feel under siege.
Foreign aid-workers in Kabul feel under siege.
Nor has he known the anger that boils up in black men who feel under siege.
Nunn maintains he does not feel under siege and has had much praise from his peers.
German and other European publishers feel under siege on another front as well.
Exam boards in England, Wales and Northern Ireland may feel under siege.
It concludes that most working-class people feel under siege, "brought down by the workshy underclass and undercut by immigrants".
The scientists started to feel under siege, even as they were trying to analyze every new incoming storm.
Today, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon claimed that some British towns are feeling "swamped" by migrant workers and their residents felt "under siege", in comments being compared to Enoch Powell's Rivers of Blood speech.
The family felt under siege.
