Sentence examples for further invasions from inspiring English sources

Fishing boats aside, no further invasions are likely.

Finally, the victory kept alive the unfulfilled but not forgotten possibility of further invasions.

There was further trouble at their own ground on Saturday – a police horse punched before the game and further invasions during and after it, when arrests were made.

When they did begin to settle down in towns, Ethelred provoked further invasions by launching a massacre of Danish settlers (Nov. 13, 1002).

The invasion of Iraq showed that America is willing to use force to overthrow regimes it dislikes; the post-invasion insurgency means that further invasions are now unlikely.

Instead, the emperor took strict measures against further invasions by Teutonic bands and did not permit any doubts to arise as to Roman claims of superiority over the barbarians.

He attempted a further invasion of England during the rebellion of 1483 but was prevented from landing.

After pushing Confederate cavalry southward at the Battle of Cane Hill in late November, Schofield assumed the Confederates would suspend further invasion plans because of approaching winter.

With the latent dissolution of the Persian Empire under the weak Artaxerxes II, Egypt was relatively safe from further invasion; it remained prosperous throughout the dynasty.

In the following century, Canaan suffered further invasion at the hands of the Philistines, who appear to have come from Crete.

The legal action, while not the first taken by a member of the royal family against a newspaper or magazine, was seen as a bid to put down a marker and prevent any further invasion of the duchess's privacy.