Sentence examples for our incursions from inspiring English sources

"No matter how permanent we anticipate our incursions being, there's no such thing as forever," English says.

There once was merit to our incursion there, but that was long ago.

But all the lies used to justify our incursion into Helmand have been reduced to ashes.

The proximity of the sea is harshly apparent as we cross Grondalen, the wind raging at our incursion – so loudly that Barentsburg is a shelter from the storm.

I recently drove past the hulks of burned out oil tankers by the side of the Grand Trunk Road headed to the Khyber Pass, torched by militants when Pakistan temporarily halted the convoys in retaliation for our incursion.

Far from being the swift and gratifying lesson in U.S. dominance that Cheney & Co. predicted, our incursion into Iraq is turning into a spun-out, scary lesson in the dangers of hubris.

Indeed, U.S. media never showed images of children killed, maimed, or orphaned by our incursion into Iraq, when doing so would have been appropriate journalism aimed at making Americans aware of the costs of the war to Iraqi civilians.

He's extended our secret incursions over the Afghan border into Pakistan".

Rumsfeld's power-player moxie was first revealed to me in the White House Roosevelt Room in 1970, as Henry Kissinger briefed Nixon aides on what to say about our controversial incursion into Cambodia.

"I think there is an increasing awareness of the importance of technology in America, and of the need to protect our technology from incursions by others," he said not long ago.

So why, in light of the incursions into our privacy, risks to our health, and the admitted shortcoming of the scanners' inability to disclose material hidden in the groin area and body cavities, does government demand for the x-ray technology remain high?