Meanings of sudden irruption in English

The sudden irruption of the dread personage causes me no great flurry.

It is supposed, however, to have been a sudden irruption of the Indians.

Newman's sudden irruption had evidently discomposed both mother and son.

But it was not long before they realized that this sudden irruption had nothing to do with them.

The whole was surrounded by an inclosure of strong palisadoes to guard against any sudden irruption of the savages.

The whole was surrounded by an enclosure of strong palisadoes, to guard against any sudden irruption of the savages.

That sudden irruption of the terrific clergyman into their intimate world had come with an effect of dramatic and incalculable authority.

Not a gleam of spear or helm was to be descried, for no one had dreamt of this sudden irruption of the Moors.

A stream of people, who preceded the masquerade, made a sudden irruption through the arch into the square, uttering loud cheers as they advanced.

The groceries arrive, brought by the boy-man Jimmy Weir and, in a sudden irruption of only partly provoked frenzy, he rapes Lila, then eviscerates her.

Even though Russia had wished to form a confederation, the sudden irruptions of an army entirely composed of horsemen did not leave her time.