Sentence examples similar to start an incursion from inspiring English sources

Cuadrilla's chief executive moved aside and despite paying top dollar to its new PR firm Bell Pottinger, the company managed to start its incursion into the home counties in the news desert of the summer and spark a firestorm of opposition and bad press.

The Bon Jovi concert started a week of baseball-themed incursions by suburban pop hitmakers to New York City's landmarks.

When Bush began to tire of Musharraf and to tilt away from him, and then started a program of air strikes and incursions into Pakistan, it coincided with a period of rising instability there.

And the reason they're starting their incursion there?

"Our television showed how the shelling started, the incursion of Georgian forces, and so on," Zolotarev, who helped draft Russia's national-security doctrine in the nineteen-nineties, said.

What started as a stealthy incursion is now a full-blown revolution.

Across the border in the North it is the War of Fatherland Liberation, which started with earlier incursions by Southern troops, instigated by American imperialists.

Ants face an incursion on their turf from grasshoppers.

To an outsider, this seemed an incursion by Al Qaeda stragglers.

More recently locals repelled an incursion by the Taliban.

The Israelis then began an incursion into Gaza.