Sentence examples for were invaded from inspiring English sources
verb
To move into.
- Under some circumstances police are allowed to invade a person's privacy.
About 36% of webs were invaded by conspecifics, and 25% of invaded webs were taken over by the invaders.
"One day, we were invaded by a bunch of them.
After Afghanistan and Iraq were invaded, Saudi antagonism against Americans burgeoned.
In their view, they were invaded by mercenary infidels who deserve no better.
Radio and television bulletins all led on Oldham: Glodwick and other neighbourhoods were invaded by journalists.
"Our people were invaded by the Inca, then the Spanish, then the Chileans, the miners.
Zhu offered an explanation: "Once we were invaded, we didn't respond quickly enough".
From the operation, it was discovered that both his spleen and his liver were invaded by cancer.
In the 1980's their lands were invaded by gold prospectors, who polluted their rivers and introduced contagious diseases.
Also, all too often, when a feared tribe ceased to fight, its forests and rivers were invaded".
As he turned on the light my senses were invaded by the sheer, overwhelmingly joyous simplicity of it all.
