Sentence examples for constantly raiding from inspiring English sources

I. C. Smith, who was in charge of the F.B.I.'s budget for national-security programs, told me that his department was "constantly raiding the technical programs" to make up for shortfalls in other areas — such as, in one case, the travel budget.

If you do it legit you're going to need to have it locked down in a building or people will be constantly raiding it".

Their bases in Iraq are constantly raided.

This is why Yanomamö villages constantly raid one another.

MacMurroughs, O'Byrnes, O'Tooles, and others constantly raided the lower lands of the English Pale (territory) until 1601.

Although Keffi paid tribute to Zaria throughout the 19th century, it was constantly raided for slaves; its war in the reign of Sidi Umaru (1877 94) with the nearby town of Nasarawa resulted in a further payment of slaves to Zaria.

Mortgage lenders constantly raid rivals' customers by offering cheaper rates, cutting into everyone's profits.

Warehouse parties and illegal raves were rampant and constantly raided by the police, making them both exciting and annoying.

The Inn was constantly raided by local police who would torment the patrons, sometimes physically abusing them, arresting them or demanding bribes.

This led to shortages and disaffection among the French colonists, especially in the Caribbean, where they were surrounded by hostile British harbours and constantly raided and blockaded by British ships.

Until then though and if the OCS doesn't get their shit together soon and the police keep raiding dispensaries these constantly-monitored trash cans might be the only place in the province that actually has weed.