Sentence examples for wave of occupiers from inspiring English sources

A second wave of occupiers exiting the building were led out by bailiffs, leading to an arrest and one protester being escorted out in handcuffs.

The Tatars in Bakhchisarai live alongside the region's previous wave of occupiers: Russian settlers who took up residence in their homes during the half century when they were forced into exile.

Often, the first new wave of occupiers were young professionals and artists, many of whom were the children of the well-to-do.

A court of occupiers by definition cannot be just.

A court of occupiers cannot be just by definition".

"Landlords need to allow for fair wear and tear by the occupier relative to the length of time in the property, the number of occupiers and their age.

English has been a language of occupiers and imperialists, but also one of insurgents and democrats.

The Occupiers also got a dismissive wave of the hand from Wall Street.

Bloody Nose Ridge Originally planned to last 72 hours, the battle raged on for 73 days as wave after wave of U.S. marines ebbed and flowed and the Japanese occupiers withdrew, swarmed forward, regrouped and picked off their foe with deadly accurate sniper fire, particularly on Bloody Nose Ridge.

Wave after wave of attack.

'And if they seek to persuade existing City occupiers to move, we will not sit on our laurels.' In the last war, before the 1992 bankruptcy of Reichmann's master company Olympia & York, the City gave the green light to a wave of new developments, including the massive Broadgate complex, owned by British Land.