irruption

And we were getting our share when there occurred a new irruption on the scene.

He threw open a window, thrust his head out, and such an irruption followed as I never had heard before.

The more ground they put between themselves and the barbarian irruption, the happier he was.

It is a symptomatic irruption, a surface effect of the sickness.

This decade also witnessed the irruption of television inside trading rooms.

Irruption refers to a population increase, not a volcanic eruption.

Then- irruption had been too swift to damage trade much, and it soon began reviving.

Such irruptions have not been seen since 1952.

Beyond a general rise in land values, Oakland had not acknowledged his irruption on the financial scene.

This girl's tempestuous irruption into his life had supplied flame for George.

Our irruption into the place had set free a million motes of dust, swirling around us.

You people represent an enormous irruption into the Decks - almost an invasion.

The music throbbed into the warnings that preceded the king's irruption.

There may be massive population irruptions, leading to migratory behaviour.

This is what ornithologists and birders call an irruption.

At first she had been terrified by this sudden irruption into her cetacean drifting through the Sun's heart.

The resulting violence lasted, with irruptions of tranquility, into the fourteenth century.

It was extremely abundant during the 1880s and irruptions occurred in a number of locations.

Whereas, as a garrison force, they would have been taken by surprise by our first irruption."

During irruptions frequents dunes, arable fields and other open habitats.

Had an army of invaders made an irruption into their territory, they could not have evinced greater excitement.

There has also been what Mr. White called "an irruption of snowy owls."

The irruption provides many opportunities for birders and scientists, but the owls are encountering some problems.

The right word for the phenomenon - a mass movement of large numbers of birds into areas beyond their normal range - is "irruption."

Great matters; my vengeful irruption into the history of my age was certainly no trivial affair.