Sentence examples for to invading from inspiring English sources
verb
To move into.
- Under some circumstances police are allowed to invade a person's privacy.
The Bible says Hazor fell to invading Israelites led by Joshua.
It's more akin to invading Normandy than painting a nice little picture".
This internal discord made Italy a prey to invading foreigners, Spanish, French, and German.
The words do heroísmo commemorate the island's resistance to invading Spaniards in 1580 82.
Dr. Korfmann's team surmised that this was an obstacle to invading chariots and battering rams at the southern perimeter.
The Muslim convert was captured by the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan in late 2001 and handed to invading US troops.
Next, it reached the Thai capital at Ayutthaya in 1431, when Angkor fell to invading Thai armies.
But when it comes to invading virgin territory quickly, having lots of allies to help you is absolutely fabulous.
The state then made Mr. Ravi a fair offer: community service in exchange for admitting to invading Mr. Clementi's privacy.
In these spaces many cells of the lymphatic system wander and become exposed to invading microorganisms and foreign material.
In 1665, Peter Stuyvesant, the governor of Dutch Nieuw Amsterdam, surrendered the colony to invading British forces, whose commander renamed it for his patron, the Duke of York.
