Sentence examples for fear of raids from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama talks of giving hope to families living in fear of raids and deportation.

Tribal warfare may kill far fewer than 21st-century mechanised versions, but there is still a constant fear of raids and revenge killings.

Thomas Choi, a local attorney, says his counterfeiter clients now "live in constant fear" of raids by both the police and Customs.

Because of the fear of raids by Native Americans, the settlers often built their cabins near, or even on top of, springs.

It's not just in Acosta's school district: In the Washington, DC area, school attendance has also dropped in fear of raids and school principals are grappling with how to protect their immigrant populations.

Bouncers separate men kissing in clubs because of fears of raids and business closure.

Budget hotels are loath to rent rooms to couples without proof of "marriage" because of the fear of police raids.

"People are afraid to walk outside of their homes because of gangs, because of fear of immigration raids," Ms. Cass said.

The fear of police raids and the violence the cops brought against the brothel workers rang all too true.

That sense of insecurity fosters a constant concern often reinforced by fear of night raids, home demolitions, loss of territory, and administrative detention, among others.

Settled on North Island, these freed slaves formed the nucleus of a colony of "contrabands" that grew to more than a thousand before being removed to Port Royal for fear of Confederate raids leading to their recapture or massacre.