Sentence examples for incursion from the from inspiring English sources

Air France and Lufthansa have long urged their governments to limit further incursion from the Gulf.

As it was, Europe's most fragile city this week suffered its severest incursion from the sea in 22 years.

The age of the gullies is controversial but various authors have speculated that they result from European incursion from the late 18th century onwards.

Straighter Patrol fans may baulk at the skitter of beats that play across 'The Golden Floor', a rare incursion from the producer Garret Jacknife Leeee's dance past.

Our study shows that the area was affected by a shallow marine incursion from the first half of the 6th millennium BC and gradually turned into a succession of shallow marine/lagoon environments from ca. 5000 cal.

Still farther east, humidity increases owing to the frequent incursion from the south of warm, moist, and unstable air from the Gulf of Mexico, which produces more precipitation in the United States than the Pacific and Atlantic oceans combined.

Over the following decades, she sought to guide China's new efforts at what came to be known as "self-strengthening". Beset by revolt from within and incursion from without, the dynasty's system of governance was gravely stressed during the second half of the 19th century.

Located near the frontier, Iconium was subject to Arab incursions from the 7th to the 9th century.

There was talk of mass rape, armed incursions from the north, even a resumption of full-scale civil war.

Construction began a year later when the entire site was raised seven feet to lessen the chances of incursions from the Great South Bay.

By then Austria had met successfully a series of Turkish incursions from the east and French invasions in the west.