Sentence examples for Launch a raid from inspiring English sources

When the young duo launch a raid on Lorenzo's flat, they find his mother asleep in front of the TV – ah, the narcotised bourgeoisie!

It's the blue-on-blue attacks that really upset David Cameron, when Tory MPs launch a raid against their own government.

Some are concerned that the decision to launch a raid on Wednesday following Quick's security gaffe has reduced the possibility of successful convictions.

He added: "It is an impossibly difficult decision to make about whether to launch a raid and try to free a hostage.

ITV is set to launch a raid on Match of the Day's rights to top-flight highlights as broadcasters gear up for the Premier League auction despite a recent intervention from the media regulator.

In September 2008, U.S. military officials made a controversial call: Navy SEALs would launch a raid over the border from Afghanistan into Pakistan in an attempt to find al-Qaeda leaders.

The early thirteenth-century Böglunga sögur indicates at one point that men of two Norwegian factions decided to launch a raiding expedition into the Isles.

In 702 Sennacherib launched a raid into western Iran.

Malaysia launched a raid on the group, but the clan members escaped.

Fifty years ago this weekend, Vietcong guerrillas launched a raid that drew the U.S. into intensifying combat in southeast Asia.

The US government has acknowledged that US special forces last month launched a raid with the intention of freeing Mr Somers.