Sentence examples for foreign intruders from inspiring English sources

This trade should be monopolistic, with foreign intruders barred.

In time the Czechs, protected from foreign intruders, rose to a dominant position.

Once T cells can see the cancer, they attack it just as they would other foreign intruders such as bacteria.

Cheek by jowl with these foreign intruders, the majority of the local population lived in abject poverty and unimaginable misery.

The first operational Typhoon squadron will be on high alert in June, ready to protect Britain's skies from foreign intruders and intercept hijacked aircraft.

Giovanni Agnelli, Fiat's honorary chairman and a major shareholder in Mediobanca, criticized Mediobanca, saying it had left "wide holes in its net" intended to thwart foreign intruders.

These are the front lines of Singapores long-running war against a hated foreign intruder, the crow.

There was a time when Wilshere might have felt like a foreign intruder from Hertfordshire amid the exotic accents of the Arsenal dressing room.

For a poet (especially one who writes while her children sleep), the imagination is equal parts ally and adversary, a foreign intruder at our very core who speaks "in the heart's thick accent".

There are many ways of describing the alternative visions offered to us in a year like this; but describing one of them as un-American and its proponent as a foreign intruder is not to further discussion but to foreclose it and to replace the contest of ideas with the rhetoric of demonization.

As normal cells respond by higher cellular activity and metabolic action to engage in countervailing niche construction as their ecological defense against neoplasia, as they might to any foreign intruder, they are inadvertently recruited to assist in creating and sustaining the preferential homeostatic milieu of the reproducing cancer cells.