Sentence examples for made raids from inspiring English sources

The graves (including that of my cousin) are of American airmen stationed in Britain who made raids on continental Europe and did not return.

In and out of GazaViolence intensified between Israelis and Palestinians after Israel twice made raids into the Gaza strip in response to terrorist attacks.

Military officials also said paratroopers made raids at 2 a.m. in Latifiya, near Baghdad, that resulted in the death or capture of people believed to be responsible for the killings of seven Spanish intelligence agents in an ambush on Nov. 29.

The Hungarians, who by 892 had made raids in Great Moravia, left their lands in the Pontic steppe and invaded the Carpathian Basin around 895.

On 21 22 February, Massachusetts helped fight off a heavy air attack on her task group while it made raids on Saipan, Tinian, and Guam.

The weakened British forces led by Charles Knowles made raids upon the Venezuelan coast, attacking La Guaira in February 1743 and Puerto Cabello in April, though neither operation was particularly successful.

On the Turkana side, the reduction in pasture, water and livestock has made raiding the only survival alternative other than relying on food aid.

In Figure 4, the high number of deaths in relation to the number of injuries indicates that the availability of small arms has made raiding more deadly.

They make raids on human consciousness.

The janjaweed were making raids across the border, stealing cattle and killing people".

After making raids into Iran in 1720, the Afghans undertook a full-scale invasion in 1722.