Sentence examples for territory to invade from inspiring English sources

Critics in Washington recall the Turks' 2003 refusal to allow American troops to cross their territory to invade Iraq.

[Page A13.] American officials said they do not see evidence of coordination between the attacks in Iraq and the terrorist bombings in Turkey, a longtime NATO member and American ally whose government nonetheless refused after long hesitation last spring to allow American troops to pass through Turkish territory to invade northern Iraq.

This year, Schiff capitalized on current strains between Washington and Turkey, which did not allow U.S. troops to cross its territory to invade Iraq.

Setting out northwest from Carnuntum on the Danube with four legions, Tiberius passed through Quadi territory in order to invade the Marcomanni from the east.

Its location in a broad valley with few impediments suggests it was a stopover on the way to invade territory further east.

Armenian border guards fought off a group of between 15 and 20 "armed diversionists" trying to "invade Armenian territory" in the Tavush district, which borders Qazax, the ministry said.

Hollywood doesn't appear too eager to invade that territory any time soon.

Like a mighty fortress on a bluff, impervious to attack and a threat to all daring to invade its territory, NBC's Thursday night lineup has towered over the rest of the television industry through an entire generation of viewers.

Now that Royal Blood have forced their way on to the still influential Radio 1 A-list, other British bands are preparing to invade the territory currently dominated by EDM club hits and acoustic strummers inspired by Ed Sheeran.

Instead, the larger airlines were using their growing fleets of regional jets to invade US Airways territory in the East and fly passengers to their own hubs to connect with other flights.

Through March 17 This intelligent exhibition takes the viewer back to a simpler, more innocent time, long before big color photographs began to invade the territory once occupied solely by painting.