Sentence examples for sudden invasion from inspiring English sources

There was a sudden invasion of fantasy, dark surrealism into the theatre.

In the event of a sudden invasion, Estonia's elected leaders might scatter as necessary.

"The Hungarians were extremely alarmed by the sudden invasion of huge tribes of Muslims from the Middle East," he said.

Scruton also said: "Hungarians were extremely alarmed by the sudden invasion of huge tribes of Muslims", and accused the Chinese of "creating robots out of their own people".

If the glamorous rising star of Pop had any objections to this sudden invasion from the country mice, it doesn't show up in Warhola's telling, though some nice nuances filter through his description of the family's arrival.

In the second, Hitler's sudden invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, signals that any reasonable person would have taken seriously were ignored by Stalin, who was convinced they were planted by British intelligence.

The new findings suggest such instruments would need expensive shielding to guard against sudden invasions of radiation.

There is scholarly consensus that the Constitution intended for the President to have the authority, without advance congressional approval, to repel sudden invasions.

Police-driven and -enacted and applauded sudden invasions into households and killing people without trial in their living rooms, on the streets, is shocking.

He reasoned that it had already proved easily convertible to a naval base and that Britain was unprepared for sudden invasions as a result of overseas deployments.

Is it any wonder our bedtime stories teem with predators who look but aren't really human, with sudden invasions of dark angels and vampiric worms, with scrappy bands of supply-seeking survivors of a world divided clearly into "us" and "them"?