Sentence examples similar to invaded back from inspiring English sources

The last blow landed in the rarely invaded back-seat sector of deepest center field.

The apology wasn't to the people of Afghanistan, for invading back in 2001.

But before the invasion took hold, the old media invaded right back.

("We were so in love," said the wife from the third house that the kidnappers invaded, fighting back tears at the recollection. "He was my first boyfriend").

Perhaps intoxicated by the blood tang and fat fragrance of the burgers, and certainly mesmerised by all the red and yellow cardboard that has invaded the back seat my one-year-old daughter decides this is the moment volubly to exercise her right to a Happy Meal.

They want revenge now and the only questions they're asking is "when?" and "how?" The UN imposed severe economic sanctions on Iraq when it invaded Kuwait back in August 1999 and now, twelve years and over half a million deaths later, both the sanctions and a notoriously brutal regime remain in place.

They want revenge now and the only questions they’re asking is “when?” and “how?” The UN imposed severe economic sanctions on Iraq when it invaded Kuwait back in August 1999 and now, twelve years and over half a million deaths later, both the sanctions and a notoriously brutal regime remain in place.

It seemed Orangey failed to suffer fools and may have nipped a few who invaded his back-stage space while he prepped for an upcoming scene.

When pundits and intellectuals debated invading Iraq back in 2002 and 2003, the arguments occurred within two broad categories.

He's from Ethiopia originally, and remembers when his country tried to quell the unrest by invading Somalia back in 2006.

One 48-year-old farmer said he had received death threats from the black squatters who invaded his farm back home.