When the story broke, in the spring of 1963, the establishment insiders ran for cover, leaving the interlopers at the mercy of a ravening tabloid press and a police investigation riddled with corruption.
Racing into the garden to stop the offender, he receives a swift kick in the shin and returns to the living room with an ominous-looking black container left behind by the interloper that becomes the object of much discussion at the party.
Her famous raspberry-blueberry pie cannot be successfully made (according to her) with interloper berries from a mid-Atlantic state.
For many in the area, the prolonged fighting has left them with no trust for either the Western and Afghan troops or the Taliban, but also little willingness to help the Westerners who are viewed as interlopers.
Cautiously, they say they hope the $2.8 billion lump sum will be levied gradually.Richer districts are already having to cope with interlopers coming into their schools.
According to NATO peacekeepers in the province, the fighting has left a 28-year-old Uzbek interloper, known as Abdurrahman Shamal, and his 200 well-armed followers in control of about 40 local villages.The central government has never had much control in Faryab, a remote province abutting the border with Turkmenistan, and home to a million people, most of them ethnically Uzbek.
There, too, the animals were comfortable with interlopers.
SACRAMENTO — California farmers markets want to get tough with interlopers who don't sell what they grow.
Inside, sickly colors of lead paint slough off walls redecorated with graffiti, while the tile floors are covered in broken glass, rubble from collapsing ceilings, and a host of detritus left behind by former residents and staff or subsequent interlopers.
Soon the interloper was the one getting pushed left and right.
