Sentence examples for all the raided from inspiring English sources

The military has urged citizens to turn in all the raided documents, and not to post them.

But here's the problem: when Wednesday rolls around, all the raid content resets, allowing players to go back in and get more loot from the bosses.

One theory is that all the raids were carried out by a single death squad called in by local police commanders to deal with each gang.

The anthropological picture of early man has varied with changing ideological fashions, from Homo lupus, every man for himself in an eternal war of all against all, raiding the neighbors and raping their women, to a noble savage, living in communal bands with plenty of slack time for drum circles and orgies.

All the groups raided the Pueblo tribes and later the Spanish and American colonizers.

The deal that is nearing completion would give Afghan military forces a lead role in all the raids — officials say they already take part in most of them — and would also bring the operations under Afghan legal jurisdiction by requiring a court warrant within 48 hours of a raid in order to continue detention of any suspects, according to American and Afghan officials close to the negotiations.

That, however, was about the only win for the police; all the raid turned up, according to one particularly inflammatory local report, was a handful of pills.

(All the raids we hear about -- in California, Michigan, Montana, and Washington state -- do not involve any state-licensed businesses. At best, some of the targeted businesses were licensed by local governments in California under a loosely worded provision of California state law).

After all the police raids and legal musings, the next-generation iPhone that Apple engineer Gray Powell lost in a bar will likely reappear at Apple's Worldwide Developer's Conference, which the company today announced will take place on June 7.

You know that famous photo of them all watching the raid?

Labour voters were not merely the most enthusiastic of all about the raid on bankers' bonuses, which 77% of them support, but by a small margin – of 49% to 46% – they were prepared to endorse the national insurance rise as a means of raising revenue.