Sentence examples for the overrunning of from inspiring English sources
It was a show of firepower, capped by the overrunning of the short-lived uprising's center in the Djicoroni barracks.
The feud has been going on in some areas for more than a year now, playing out in assassinations of key leaders or the overrunning of particular outposts.
Farrell, as he did so impressively in the overrunning of the Scots a week earlier, was consistently about this business of probing for weakness.
"We needed to offset the disaster at Pearl Harbor and the defeats that we had in the taking of Guam and the overrunning of the Philippines".
Rather than focusing on, say, London's famous fog (actually acrid smog, caused by millions of coal fires), he opened his discussion with an example that must have seemed twee even in 1920, a hypothetical case in which "the game-preserving activities of one occupier involve the overrunning of a neighboring occupier's land by rabbits".
Because of the overrunning of the men's semi-final between Andy Roddick and Thomas Johansson, the women's finalists arrived on court 45 minutes behind the scheduled time to a muted reception, since Centre Court spectators were taking a breather or a meal break.
Furthermore, a novel mechanical loading and unloading scheme, which makes use of the overrun of magnetization during the precessional switching, is proposed to achieve a deterministic 180° switching.
More specifically, TerraCycle collects the overruns of a company's packaging — reams and reams of it — and upcycles it into festive and useful objects ablaze with product names, a relatively cheap and feel-good brand extension.
Additionally, the foam was sampled in the overrun of the foaming digester.
Missing files came from the overrun of the local storage buffer from long-term interruptions of the communication connection to the GDS and from several unexpected halts of the former version of the acquisition software.
In October, 2010, the museum claimed that Broad had left behind an unpaid bill of $5.5 million, the overrun on the construction of his namesake museum.
