Sentence examples for looming invasion from inspiring English sources

On 15 February 2003, the UK's biggest ever public demonstration in opposition to the looming invasion of Iraq was held.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said that international observers had visited the area and did not report seeing evidence of a looming invasion.

"The issue was not posited in the context of, 'Should we invade or not?' " Another British ambassador who attended the meetings and talked to colleagues about the looming invasion said: "Everyone was underprepared for the aftermath".

Osman fears that there will always be some outside threat — if not ISIS, then a pipeline closure by Turkey, say, or a looming invasion from Baghdad — that allows Kurdish leaders to stifle public debate.

Osman fears that there will always be some outside threat if not ISIS, then a pipeline closure by Turkey, say, or a looming invasion from Baghdad that allows Kurdish leaders to stifle public debate.

In the early summer of 1945, "P.I". was known not only for its domineering drill instructors but for the fateful message being instilled in all new Marines – that they almost certainly would die within just a few months in the looming invasion of Japan.

The looming invasions of Benghazi and Misrata, another big city, may cost the loyalists heavily in men and materiel, for the defenders have no way of escape.

On February 14th, thousands of people gathered in Mogadishu to protest against what many saw as a looming foreign invasion.

"I knew it yesterday, in my bones," cries Mr. Gibson's Meir when she's told of the looming Arab invasion.

John Brady Kiesling was a diplomat in the U.S. Foreign Service for twenty years prior to his resignation in protest over the looming U.S. invasion of Iraq.

As a sci-fi geek from way back, I was predisposed to love the story of a young boy on a future Earth, recruited by the military to learn how to fight a looming alien invasion.