Sentence examples for former occupiers from inspiring English sources

Throwing off the framework imposed by the former occupiers is the life's work of Shinzo Abe, the prime minister.

The former occupiers of former Soviet states left behind some serious toys for boys to play with, like shooting ranges stocked with Red Army firearms.

The ceremony itself saw angry chanting and smoke bombs being thrown, in protest at one of the country's former occupiers joining its establishment.

For years in Lithuania, fear of their former occupiers has been tempered by a firm belief that America was covering their backs.

We went to dinner at a French restaurant, where we all ordered beef, because seafood is generally terrible in Mongolia, which is separated from the sea by its hulking neighbors (and former occupiers) China and Russia.

The Obama administration has appeared to be less engaged in Iraq in recent months, as it has sought to "normalize" relations, and the Iraqis have distanced themselves from their former occupiers.

One former Occupier, Samuel Carlisle, has taken his activism online.

But his blue-clad servants became lax and, one night, a former occupier gave his balls an irreverent slap.

He seized on an idea that was potentially politically dangerous: heavily courting investment from the city's former occupier, Japan.Mr Bo set up special incentives for Japanese investors and built a development zone and high-tech park.

And I couldn't complain too bitterly; I had come away with a story -- about the prevailing calm here, despite people's hostility toward Israel, the Sinai's former occupier.

The embassy, the first designs for which were completed in 1996, seemed to attract criticism that reflected the prevailing mood in Germany over the years toward the United States, from a reassertion of sovereignty over its former occupier in the 1990s to a reaction against the post-9/11 bunker mentality.