Sentence examples for incursion of the from inspiring English sources
The incursion of the Norsemen (Vikings) brought further Germanic influence.
Some were dirty little skirmishes, like the Eight-Track Incursion of the late 1960s.
The big incursion of the state into finance took place on his Republican predecessor's watch.
The concern is not that any particular incursion of the market is in itself pernicious.
"I resent the incursion of the gun lobby into this music," said one country music executive in 2013.
In music, the incursion of the alien is nowhere more intense than in Webern's Six Pieces for Orchestra, composed in the wake of Schoenberg's break with tonality.
We interpret this to mean that the expansion of G. a. allenbyi coincided with the incursion of sands from the Nile Delta during the upper quaternary.
This deep and long-lasting division did little to alleviate the barbarian incursions of the times.
Thereafter its might was eroded by the incursions of the neighbouring Chokwe.
The Kazakhs' traditional customs uneasily coexist alongside incursions of the modern world.
He confronted the constantly growing incursions of the Vikings (Norsemen), whom he defeated in the vicinity of Sevilla.
