Sentence examples for daylight raid from inspiring English sources
Jumping in a daring daylight raid into Holland to liberate a captive people.
The paintings were stolen in August 2004 in a daylight raid on the Munch Museum in Oslo.
This was decidedly not the approach adopted by a trio of thieves who conducted a daylight raid on the National Museum in Stockholm in 2000.
The daring daylight raid that resonated with Hitchcock's film, To Catch a Thief, entered the record books as France's biggest jewel theft.
The first daylight raid on London, on 13 June 1917, killed 162 people, including 18 children in a primary school in Poplar.
In the audacious daylight raid the guerrillas, wearing red berets and leading fake sniffer dogs, entered the Valle de Cauca state assembly hall at 10.30am, officials said.
The dispatch of the gunship came as American combat aircraft have increased their daylight raids over Afghanistan since Friday.
The spate of bombings, assassinations and brazen daylight raids of government banks and an Iraqi military headquarters has come during a pivotal period.
Hundreds of police officers, many armed with submachine guns, staged daylight raids in at least 10 locations, including a university library in Manchester.
In Baghdad, fresh explosions just before nightfall Saturday thundered through the outskirts of the city, after a series of daylight raids.
Pentagon officials said daylight raids had increased significantly since Friday, with further evidence that the Taliban's air defenses had been seriously damaged.
