Sentence examples for incursions of the from inspiring English sources

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.

Consequently, the Indo-European incursions of the second millennium bc had only transitory importance in the Middle East.

Israel used tanks and bulldozers to make among its most aggressive incursions of the past year into Palestinian territory.

Before Scholem's death, in 1982, he had lived through the terror incursions of 1956, the Six-Day War of 1967, and the Yom Kippur attacks of 1973.

"I'm very mindful of the incursions of commerce and the possible downside and backlash," says Jeffrey Deitch, the New York gallery owner.

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.