Sentence examples for dangerous raids from inspiring English sources
Despite being a man down, Shakhtar launched a late onslaught and had several dangerous raids down the left but the home team's defence held on until the final whistle.
In 2010, for instance, the military created all-female "cultural support teams" that served as liaisons between U.S. forces and Afghani women, collecting information and sometimes joining Army Rangers on dangerous raids.
The Chechens on either side are prime candidates for executing dangerous raids and reconnaissance missions behind enemy lines, tactics honed during combat with Russia.
After Teddy's squadron leader (Clive Wood) tells them they must head off on an exceptionally dangerous raid, it's hard to not sob out loud.
Without taking anything away from the quite dangerous raid to get bin Laden, there are other commander-in-chief calls that could compete for historical audaciousness.
So you're conducting these dangerous, volatile raids, you're terrifying people and putting them at risk, and you're serving no law enforcement purpose".
Author tells how her intuition guided her to escape the heaviest and most dangerous air-raids by spending part of her time at her country place.
There are narrative flash points throughout the remainder of the novel Lang meets the enigmatic king, assists in a dangerous mountain raid, falls in love but it is primarily about this mirrored dilemma.
There are narrative flash points throughout the remainder of the novel — Lang meets the enigmatic king, assists in a dangerous mountain raid, falls in love — but it is primarily about this mirrored dilemma.
It is using Lego to clean up its image and divert attention from its dangerous plans to raid the pristine Arctic for oil.
After over a decade of touring Michigan's upper peninsula, often encountering dangerous rogues while raiding abandoned homes, they find that audiences tend to prefer Shakespeare to more contemporary hits -- in hard times, people want to experience the best the old world had to offer.
