Sentence examples for trespass of from inspiring English sources

Not that he is completely oblivious to his serial trespass of normal boundaries.

McKay is soon in the Peak District to relive the epic mass trespass of 1932.

Justice Scalia's opinion in the second case was based on the physical trespass of attaching the GPS device, and trespass issues were at the heart of his questioning on Wednesday.

(Fewer than ten people have been charged for crimes relating to violence, though many more for the aggravated trespass of Fortnum & Mason, a department store in which demonstrators staged a mostly peaceful sit-in).

We did the glorious desolation of Kinder Scout in Derbyshire, scene of the famous mass trespass of 1932, which helped to secure rights of way we quite possibly now take for granted.

Celebrations have been taking place marking the historic mass trespass of Kinder Scout in Derbyshire where walkers challenged the right of Britain's landowners to refuse access to swaths of Britain's most spectacular countryside.

Chung's practice of Buddhism helped him to forgive the trespasses of the Maoist regime.

"In light of this and the ongoing trespassing of the protesters," Mr. Clark wrote, "we are again requesting the assistance of the New York City Police Department to help clear the park".

The music from the telly bleeds out into Keith Tyson's enormous installation, which feels all wrong, a trespassing of personal space, but Tyson can certainly take it.

Did they have faith that the depth and the breadth of their highly acclaimed history was more powerful than the alleged trespasses of one individual?

Taking notes on the trespasses of anybody famous has become a sure-fire way to borrow glory and sell a lot of books in the bargain.