Sentence examples for invaded- from inspiring English sources

He could not stay with me long; he had to return to Prague, where, soon after, the Soviets invaded.

Our military listeners have invaded the centre of an evolving net, where conscriptable digital superbrains gather intelligence on the human race for purposes of bagatelle and capitalism.

It wasn't immediately clear who felt their personal space was being most invaded, though it was by the end.

Meanwhile, down in Seville, Betis's ultras invaded a training session and held a team meeting in the manager's office.

The demon has invaded you... "It sometimes happens that people completely unsuited for word-play will improvise an endless string of puns and wholly improbable idea relationships fit to outdo the ablest masters of this preposterous craft.

Hundreds of Boko Haram Islamists have invaded the north-east Nigerian city of Gombe, firing heavy guns and distributing leaflets calling on residents to boycott upcoming general elections, according to residents.

Blackpool did also confirm that the former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O'Hara has been offered a new contract but he is not guaranteed to stay and supporters will hardly be filled with optimism following the farcical end to their season when their match against Huddersfield was abandoned after fans invaded the pitch to voice their dismay with the club's owners, the Oyston family.

He said if the US had not invaded Iraq, there may have been an arms race between Iraq and Iran, suggesting a nuclear arms race.

Javier Valdez, a reporter at Ríodoce, specialises in stories about the way daily life in Sinaloa has become increasingly invaded by narco economics and culture.

Police had to separate fans who invaded the pitch at the final whistle, and the Palace defender Clint Hill required the protection of stewards as he raced to the tunnel.

The army also came to Saudi Arabia's aid in 1969 when South Yemen invaded part of the kingdom.