Sentence examples for imminent invasion from inspiring English sources

This is good news for epicurean Americans awaiting the imminent invasion of cicadas.

By the time the tunnels were complete, Mao had calmed down and stopped talking about imminent invasion.

Early in 2003, this paper asked a group of people from the arts to say what they thought about the then imminent invasion of Iraq.

This week Gambia declared a state of emergency in advance of an imminent invasion, and Mauritania has appealed for international aid.

A few years later, The Post sent young Mr. Deedes to Abyssinia, as the British then called Ethiopia, to cover Mussolini's imminent invasion there.

"Why should we be flooding Britain," he asked, on the much touted – but largely mythical – imminent invasion of Turkish migrants to the UK.

A ceasefire in Falluja was extended, defusing the prospect of an imminent marine invasion.

But haven't we been hearing about an imminent bhangra invasion of the charts for years?

Stalin soon began to receive warnings of an imminent German invasion.

White lines These marks in the road are not morse code, warning of an imminent German invasion.

DIRE warnings have been sounded in Canada's press about an imminent foreign invasion, aided by the treachery of the government.