Sentence examples for invasion everything from inspiring English sources

In that living room, being the only person in the military, my friends treated me as some kind of expert regarding the war, the invasion, everything we were watching on television.

Many of the pieces, which have been donated to the American Craft Museum's permanent collection, rely on the vocabulary of invasion, incorporating everything from a copper dish scarred with bullets to the teeth of a Holocaust survivor.

The American-led invasion changed everything, introducing a liberation-slash-occupation to a wrecked human landscape, a traumatized population at once elated at the regime's removal, humiliated by the national army's swift collapse, and perplexed by the new overlords' tone-deaf demeanor.

After the invasion last year, almost everything that was left was gutted.

So she didn't know everything: the invasion would start that day; it might already have begun.

Mr. White, 54, has done so since the 2003 invasion of Iraq — "when everything was flowers and chocolate," he said.

In fact we could probably do a bond issue for the invasion to pay for everything up front with the promise of a steady yearly return for investors.

The American military made a strange and ill-starred decision when it chose to incarcerate Iraqis in Abu Ghraib, the prison that had become a byword for torture under Saddam Hussein and a symbol of everything the invasion of Iraq was supposed to end.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine changed everything.

He asked what was wrong, and she said her house had been destroyed during the invasion; her family had lost everything.

Remember, despite everything, after the invasion nearly thirty per cent of the French population said it was justified — meaning that a relatively small proportion had to be convinced to win a majority, or near one.