Sentence examples for through the occupation from inspiring English sources

Through the occupation, Portugal remained, under the UN charter, the "administering" power.

"All I know is that Priscilla, the little cork, made it through the occupation," Shakespeare writes.

Each of the three women resists being overpowered by the men of Laketop through the occupation or invasion of space.

The movie carries Ip Man through the occupation and into a new life as a kung-fu teacher in Hong Kong in the nineteen-fifties.

For citizens of Hue who lived through the occupation, the shift confirms what many already seem to know, but appear reluctant to discuss openly.

Widowed young when her husband, an army officer in Africa, died of malaria, she stayed on Jersey through the occupation to save the family home.

This proposal grew out of a fear that as German forces retreated southwards through Norway, the occupation government would have to struggle to keep control in northern Norway.

He was born in Amsterdam in 1924 and lived through the Nazi occupation of The Netherlands.

Ultimately she survives the destruction and desolation of the Occupation through the books she can read in braille.

Instead, says Al-Sadr, they should resist "the occupation through armed, cultural and all kinds of resistance".

It expresses the "idea of a two-state solution," yet implies the failure of the Israeli left's historic desire to end the occupation through negotiation.