Sentence examples for long raided from inspiring English sources

Without it, the current crises will drag on well into the next millennium.CHRISTOPHER LINGLECleveland, OhioUNfairSIR In your article on the United Nations and the failure of the United States to pay its assessed contributions (January 10th), you state that: "This month the UN, which has long raided its peacekeeping budget to pay its staff, moved on to its pension fund".

The Murle and Lou Nuer have long raided each other's cattle, or battled over access to grazing land and water but the conflicts have turned increasingly deadly with the arrival of automatic weapons.

Roman military withdrawals left Britain open to invasion by pagan, seafaring warriors from north-western continental Europe, chiefly the Angles, Saxons and Jutes who had long raided the coasts of the Roman province and began to settle, initially in the eastern part of the country.

In 1941 Carlson became commander of the 2nd Marine Raider Battalion (Carlson's Raiders) and, using his experience in China to train the group, led it in a surprise attack on Makin Island in the Gilberts (August 1942) as well as in a month-long raid beyond Japanese lines on Guadalcanal (November).

Prosecutors confirmed that both she and Abbaoud died in the seven-hour-long raid in the Rue Cormillon apartment on Wednesday morning.

The seizures were made during the MHRA's annual week-long raids, known as Operation Pangea, at places like postal hubs where foreign post is kept before being distributed to local post offices.

Taliban assailants in army uniforms slaughtered dozens of people in an hours-long raid at Kabul's Inter-Continental Hotel on Jan . 20

OO Indonesian Palm Oil Company Demolishes Homes, Evicts Villagers In Week-Long Raid OO Africa: Climate Makes Refugees Out Of Young Ghanaians <><><><>.

Bellies full, we drove back down PR-184 following the falling sun toward the Caribbean Sea, cruising along the coast to reach Ponce, a colonial port town where long ago pirates raided Spanish ships coming into the harbour.

It came not long after the FBI raided Manafort's condominium in Alexandria, Va., and served him a search warrant in late July.

Not long afterwards, German police raided the offices of Commerzbank, suspecting that it, too, was involved in money laundering.