Sentence examples for terrible invasion from inspiring English sources

At 9. It's a terrible invasion of my privacy.

Publishing is a terrible invasion of my privacy.

"Publishing is a terrible invasion of my privacy," he said in a rare interview in 1974).

He gave his final interview to the New York Times in 1974, after launching a suit against a pirate edition of his early stories, describing publishing as "a terrible invasion of my privacy".

Whereas his father struggles with his America falling apart and the terrible invasion of history, the boy is still living in the heroic America of his stamp collection and, indeed, tries to escape history by running away from home to a Christian orphanage.

Publishing is a terrible invasion of my privacy," Salinger told the outlet in 1974.

The parents of the older women would have lived through the terrible invasions and civil wars that blighted life in China before the communist revolution.

"We're going to have a terrible rat invasion," said Carol Joyce, president of the Seventh Street Block Association.

And just as she appears to make some kind of provisional contact with Lewis, other dark things start happening, other things which appear to indicate that Maureen has opened herself up to some terrible parasitic invasion.

"They'll be a population of demented very old people, like an invasion of terrible immigrants, stinking out the restaurants and cafes and shops," he said.

Mr Amis, who has a new novel out (see article), recently compared the growing army of the elderly to "an invasion of terrible immigrants, stinking out the restaurants and cafés and shops".