Sentence examples for invading in from inspiring English sources

Spain's influence on the land and language is of course immense, first invading in the early 16th century.

A recent Gallup poll showed 57% of Americans do not believe it was worth invading in March 2003.

They have gained ground against the Shabab since invading in mid-December, though the Kenyans have got bogged down on nigh-impassable roads.

Britain First began hitting the headlines after a series of well-publicised stunts, invading (in its own words) mosques or driving military armoured cars up and down Brick Lane to no apparent purpose.

A caption records that Thetford flourished, despite (or because?) the Vikings invading in 869, 1004 and 1010: "Maybe the Vikings gave the town a new dynamic edge?" But it is the history of the museum itself, a wattle-and-daub building known as the Ancient House, that shows how unforeseen the benefits of migration can be.

Others contend that the West has already done enough damage in Iraq by invading in 2003, on the false pretext of finding Saddam Hussein's non-existent "Weapons of Mass Destruction", and it should now leave the area well alone.

Indonesia invaded in 1962.

They will invade in force unless you take action.

The Nazis invaded in March 1944 and met little resistance.

Did you know the Normans invaded in 1061?

When the Soviets invaded in 1979 we applied for asylum in the States.