Sentence examples for going to raid from inspiring English sources
"We're not going to raid each other's businesses.
He was going to raid the house of a woman selling counterfeit dresses.
He's going to raid your closet until he finds not only the perfect cuffed one but also a denim jacket that belonged to your mother in college.
"So I thought, 'I can be as outrageous as I like here because the vice squad is never going to raid a pottery exhibition'".
Harley was going to raid the house with two of his private investigators, Terry and Matt, and two lawyers, Gail and Jim.
"They are going to raid the city but we don't know when," said Ahmad, a 28-year-old resident reached by phone who estimated that 100 tanks were among the forces camped at the city's doorstep.
He met his returning host, and together they went to raid the icebox.
"But the things I want to know are, for example, how many homes the Red Guards had gone to raid and what they took out of each home.
In one, Vanesa Glodjo leaves her infant at home while she goes to raid a bombed-out pharmacy because none of the neighbours has medicine.
But he doesn't have far to go to raid his restaurant pantry for ingredients; the family lives in an apartment above his Out the Door restaurant in the Pacific Heights section.
But when NYPD goes to raid it, foxy Lt. Eames of the Department of Homeland Security swoops in and makes them stop.
