Sentence examples for invading hordes from inspiring English sources

She has impaled and gored the invading hordes of Englishmen.

The invading hordes from Philadelphia, not surprisingly, have picked up the gauntlet.

It's easy to imagine medieval warriors on top, tipping buckets of boiling oil onto invading hordes.

The northwest tower, which was built in the fourteenth century, offers an ideal position from which to survey invading hordes.

Terms like "invading hordes" have been used for decades now to describe a human flow — mostly illegal since the 80s — widely seen as inevitable if not perpetually growing.

Now, driven by myths about sovereignty and invading hordes, Britain has ushered in another time of treacherous trial for the European Continent and for itself.

Even Europeans whose yards are half a continent away share an atavistic fear of the invading horde from the east.

Who knows what the country house crowd will make of the invading horde of over 2,300 ceramic river crabs?

At the time, in the 1840s, many Americans saw Roman Catholics as an invading horde and a threat to American values.

"You wanna create that whole sense that we're an invading horde and we live on mountains and eat raw flesh," explains Sub Pop co-founder Jonathan Poneman.

We waked together through the night with Sonny's corpse to guard the passage out for his departing soul and man the Gate of Chaos against Hades' invading horde lest the supernatural world sought to invade the living world.