Sentence examples for brutal raid from inspiring English sources
After his beloved mother dies in a brutal raid by soldiers, he is an implacable critic of the authorities.
The worst blow to Sergius' reign was the brutal raid on the Roman walls by the Saracens, who pillaged the basilicas of St. Peter and St. Paul.
On Thursday, King Hamad ibn Isa Al Khalifa had decided to unleash a brutal raid on peaceful protesters, including women and children, some of whom were sleeping.
In few places has this been as evident as in Oakland, where after a brutal raid on its camp, occupiers called for a general strike, which shut down much of the city, including the port.
A brutal raid on an Indian settlement follows, its description made remarkable by Barry's trademark blend of forceful clarity and otherworldliness, his ability to scent the mundane in the apocalyptic and vice versa.
A brutal raid on a humble village leads the troop to an underground lair where a mad scientist (Karel Roden), the great-great-grandson of Baron von Frankenstein, has been grafting body parts and scrap metal to create a horde of highly inhospitable cyborgs.
These losses left France open to brutal raids by its enemies, provoking massive peasant revolts.
The regime's shadowy foot soldiers, known as the shabiha, took on the most brutal raids.
English settlements were subject to brutal raids by French forces and their Indian allies.
During King Philip's War (1675 76) and Queen Anne's War (1702 13), the area was the scene of brutal raids.
After brutal raids this month on three Chechen villages, Assinovskaya, Sernovodsk and Kurchaloy, the military prosecutor's office has this week launched an investigation, and senior Russians have even apologised.
