Examples of using "Istila" in a sentence and their english translations:
We've been invaded.
Are the aliens invading?
The sea is infested with sharks.
Giant snails have invaded Florida.
The Anglo-Saxons overran the Celts.
Our language is being invaded by foreign words.
A strange feeling came over me.
We covered three states in two days.
This house is infested with termites.
The soldiers soon overran the fortress.
Armies invaded and conquered the enemy territory.
The Normans invaded England in 1066.
Tom's apartment is infested with cockroaches.
The Umayyad armies invaded Spain in 711.
European green crabs are invading North America.
His wounds were infested with flesh-eating maggots.
Scipio Calvus, now in charge of the invasion force, disembarked at Emporiae.
In 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea.
We cannot let these foreign words invade our language.
- It should be forbidden to invade countries whose names one can't pronounce correctly.
- People shouldn't be allowed to invade countries whose names they can't pronounce correctly.
We found out that the house is infested with garter snakes. They're everywhere.
The Normans' conquest of England had a great effect on the English language.
- It turns out that that house is infested with garter snakes. They're everywhere.
- It turns out that house is infested with garter snakes. They're everywhere.
- We discovered that that house is infested with garter snakes. They're all over the place!
- We discovered that house is infested with garter snakes. They're all over the place!
Since the 18th century, Iran had been invaded by the Russians and British twice.
Tom doesn't like it when people invade his personal space by standing too close to him.
Washington knows very well that invading Iran would be extremely costly and probably doomed to failure.