Sentence examples for of raiding from inspiring English sources

It has a way of raiding your insides.

Though minor variations emerged, the game's principal objective of raiding the enemy territory remained common.

Lenders have also been accused of raiding borrowers' bank accounts using continuous payment authorities (CPAs).

Mr Obama's supporters accuse Mrs Clinton of raiding Karl Rove's playbook.

The idea of raiding a classic for characters, themes and structure isn't new and isn't improper.

Some Democrats, including Jeff Bingaman, chairman of the Senate's energy committee, are in favour of raiding the SPR.

In the meantime, officials said, they had no intention of raiding the church to detain the five Indonesians there.

Increased production prompted increased waste; the practice of raiding other people's rubbish for sellable items becomes popular.

They referred to the act of raiding the refrigerator instead of sitting down to a proper meal as "grapple-snapping".

Instead of raiding hideouts, the police watch as ransoms are paid and hostages are released, and then make an arrest.

Generally, however, warfare was carried on by men and was largely a matter of raiding for horses.