Sentence examples for In raiding from inspiring English sources

In raiding the art of the early 1920's, the exhibition often sidesteps mainline painting and sculpture in favor of a group of witty and poetical objects that work in unpredictable ways.

"In raiding the lottery for a further £675m to make up the shortfall, the government will penalise the clubs and small organisations up and down the country that were supposed to benefit".

In raiding the U.S. Treasury, big banks and investment firms, shamelessly ready to jack up executive pay and bonuses even after accepting billions in taxpayer-funded bailouts, arguably outgun militarized multinationals in the conquest of the public realm and the extraction of our wealth for their benefit.

One scarred band specialized in raiding the migrant-pickers' cockfights.

Beckham is not alone in raiding the quilted puppy-soft.

Because of the statute, it is all but impossible for any group to engage in raiding.

Every writer scrounges for inspiration in different places, and there's no shame in raiding the headlines.

New South Wales Police Commissioner Ken Moroney said 400 officers participated in raids in Sydney.

And in March, Greenpeace activists in Finland raided two Shell icebreakers bound for the Chukchi Sea.

The plant, in Postville, was raided in May.

Many thralls were captured in raids abroad.