irruption

How To Use irruption In A Sentence

• This massive bird migration is called an "irruption", and apparently an irruption of this proportion is extremely rare. Canada invades u.s.!
• This object, aligned with Evil, is a thing of desire for us, an outlet for the irruption of Evil.
• They do undertake short-distance movements in some parts of their range, and irruptions occur in some years.
• The book is a melange of logical exposition, poetic irruptions, and travel on a road with many detours and roadside attractions.
• (I consign to parentheses the equally problematic issue of race, although few readers familiar with Austen will want to ignore the near-hysterical irruption of "the slave-trade" into one of Jane Fairfax's earlier conversations [271], as if in compulsive, belated echo of the formidable subtext haunting Mansfield Park.) Saying What One Thinks: Emma--_Emma_--at Box Hill
• They inspire a twitcher-like frenzy and rare species prompt great irruptions of lovestruck orchid-hunters. Times, Sunday Times
• Charlotte is poorly with cold and toothache attended with a general kind of irruption on the skin. Letter 298
• I only affirm that the northern regions were not, when their irruptions subdued the Romans, overpeopled with regard to their real extent of territory, and power of fertility. A Journey to the Western Isles of Scotland
• Called him up, she was very concerned, as you've heard him say and absolutely ecstatic irruption irrupted here and over the course of the past few hours we have seen these bursts of applause as people watch the developments come in and they realize that this really is the truth that Jennifer is OK and that the reunion is going to be underway a little later today. CNN Transcript Apr 30, 2005
• And should the "political" be defined as the irruption of something that is denied recognition? Blogbot - forsiden