Sentence examples for it's invaded from inspiring English sources

It's a gateway into another flashback to the Institute, as it's invaded by a set of uniformly white-shirted men who burn the organisation's books on a bonfire.

Then if you come here after 3, it's invaded by kids".

In NOT DEAD YET (Minotaur, $25.99), Peter James smartly captures the giddy insanity that descends on the English seaside resort of Brighton when it's invaded by a film company bringing home a local girl, Gaia Lafayette, who went off to Hollywood and was transformed into a flamboyant rock star diva.

It's invaded not only our language and assimilated itself into our daily culture, but infected an already open wound.

I am simply sick and tired of how it's invaded the American lexicon, and culture, like all of these other internet sinkholes that continue to shut people off from each other while claiming to be "social networking" sites.

No matter how you cut it, it's invading a woman's personal headspace.

Now it's invading schools across the country and just raised a Series A round from LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner and others.

Iran fought a war against Iraq during the 1980's after it was invaded by Mr. Hussein's troops.

Hastily ditched by its colonial ruler, Portugal, after that country's revolution in 1974, it was invaded by Indonesia the next year.

Hungary didn't give up its Jewish population until it was invaded by Nazi Germany in 1944.

Estonia for those not aware of the country is a former Soviet Republic that this year is celebrating 90th anniversary of its initial independence, before it was invaded and occupied by the Soviet Union in 1940.