Sentence examples for raid him from inspiring English sources

"We used to raid him for those good pistachio nuts he used to have.

He knows that some people are reluctant to buy food off a truck and worries that the Department of Health might raid him at any moment, so he's vigilant about following the health codes.

"Why did they have to raid him at night with a battering ram in the first place?" Erna Stewart asks.

The tribe had not raided him the summer before.

When officers raided him that summer, in 1978, the community sided with the police.

They don't have to chase him or raid anywhere to find him".

As we watch him raid the pantry, or endure a visit to the vet, or yap at the moon, we can almost smell him, and he smells canine, which in the antiseptic world of picture books is high praise indeed.

Or The Hyneholt in Chigwell whose pubco sent a bailiff without warning who tried to get the police to help him raid the pub.

His instinct tells him to raid the local chicken coops -- but his love for his wife (Meryl Streep) has made him promise to give it all up and settle down, working a less dangerous job.

Stephen Watkins, head of Mill Field primary school in Leeds, was asked by his local authority in June to contribute 50% towards kitchen adaptations, forcing him to raid funds for classroom resources.

He has also turned into a bad editor of his own material (his nominal editor, as usual, is Sally Menke) and seems unwilling or incapable of telling his A material from his B. The conversations in "Inglourious Basterds" are often repetitive and overlong and they rarely sing, in part because the period setting doesn't allow him to raid his vast pop-cultural storehouse.