Sentence examples for under enemy occupation from inspiring English sources

Does this sometimes feel like a country under enemy occupation?

That struck home with Italians, whose country was under enemy occupation at the time.

The island doctor described his regime as "living under enemy occupation, without the satisfaction of being able to shoot the bugger".

When the term "national security" was coined during World War II, it meant Pearl Harbor and submarine attacks on U.S. shipping, with most of Europe under enemy occupation.

The New Yorker, April 8 , 1944P. 53 NAPLES UNDER ALLIED OCCUPATION.

Use The Dead Ringer when under enemy fire.

"The prominent culture in our society is that [Israel] is an enemy, an occupation.

In a largely rhetorical line that would nevertheless be welcomed by Hezbollah, which fought Israel in 2006, Mr. Mikati promised to pursue the liberation of "land that remains under the occupation of the Israeli enemy".

Not when our Savior started life as a refugee, lived under the military occupation of his enemies, spent his ministry years homeless, and was persecuted to the point of execution. .

The air strikes have followed the enemy into those towns and cities under their occupation – and friendly populations have paid a price.

Under-occupation in the social housing sector should be tackled.