Sentence examples for invasion of space from inspiring English sources
The invasion of space, along with his high-octane enthusiasm, is Mr. Gormley's most noticeable trait.
Each of the three women resists being overpowered by the men of Laketop through the occupation or invasion of space.
He had been stripped naked; straddled by taunting female guards, in an exercise called "invasion of space by a female"; forced to wear women's underwear on his head, and to put on a bra; threatened by dogs; placed on a leash; and told that his mother was a whore.
Others expect an invasion of space people.
The show was basically an opportunity for us to do everything we could with an S-VHS camera, like Devon pretending to be a zombie newsanchor reporting on an invasion of space worms; me freestyle-rapping about all the "bitches" I got; secretly filming my older brother on the phone with his out-of-town girlfriend; or us finding an old TV and smashing it with a big pipe we found.
If Obama needs to pass emergency funding to fight an invasion of space-gazelles, the GOP will probably just welcome our new antlered overlords, and Bob Dole will be left to wheeze sadly at the Watergate as deer beyond the stars avenge the death of Bambi's mother.
Perhaps the nuttiest of the lot is Mr. Chu's 1976 hypnotic "Killer Clans," a rousing and insane story that juxtaposes physical and psychological invasions of space.
In other words, notions such as life, or man, or science, or knowledge are pre-scientific by definition, and the question is whether or not the actual development of science which has led to the conquest of terrestrial space and to the invasion of the space of the universe has changed these notions to such an extent that they no longer make sense.
Univariate analysis showed masticator space involvement was associated with intracranial extension, tumor invasion of prevertebral space, base of skull bony structure, paranasal sinuses and parapharyngeal space (Table 2).> The 5-year OS for NPC patients with and without MSI was 70.9% and 82.5%, respectively (P = 0.001; Figure 2A).
