Sentence examples for final invasion from inspiring English sources

On the other side, German cities were leveled by Allied bombers, and in the final invasion of Germany from both east and west there was much retaliatory devastation, destruction, and pillage.

Having just repelled the Serbian incursion into Bosnia, the Austro-Hungarian Army regrouped and positioned itself for one final invasion before winter set in.

"Two Fathers" follows a story which would lead to the destruction of the Syndicate: with the unexpected return of Cassandra Spender and the alien rebels, members of the Syndicate prepare themselves for the final invasion.

In 1277 Edward I launched a final invasion of the remaining native Welsh strongholds in North Wales, intending to establish his rule over the region on a permanent basis.

The final invasion during the Anuradhapura Kingdom, which ended the kingdom and left the country under the rule of the Cholas, took place during the reign of Mahinda V.

That is one reason people give these days in our achingly split populace: Have more of yourselves to balance out the insanity of the other side, as if we were massing opposing armies for a final invasion, as if politics came out easy and clean with genetics and a good push.

We estimated the posterior distributions of demographic parameters under the final HA invasion scenario presented in Fig. 1 using a local linear regression on the 1% closest of 5×106 simulated data sets [22], [24].

For a columnist who was out of commission for a few weeks tending to family matters, parachuting back into the New Rudy's New York feels a bit like stumbling into the final reel of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers".

It remains largely speculative how different cells execute complex final functions (proliferation, invasion, etc).

At the end of 1592, the last Toungoo invasion was launched by Nanda Bayin in a final effort to subjugate Ayutthaya.

Multivariate logistic regression analysis on 204 patients revealed four independent predictors of invasive cancer on final pathology: (i) suspicious invasion (or microinvasion) in the biopsy specimen; (ii) visibility of the lesion on ultrasonography; (iii) size of the lesion on mammography >30 mm; (iv) clinical palpability of the lesion.