Sentence examples for raid of that from inspiring English sources
A raid of that meeting by Nottinghamshire police ensured the protest at the power station never took place, and 113 people were arrested.
During Morgan's Raid of that year, ten temporary regiments were created and enlisted for terms of three months apiece, but disbanded once the threat posed by Morgan was gone.
This specimen was destroyed in World War II, specifically "during the night of 24/25 April 1944 in a British bombing raid of Munich" that severely damaged the building housing the Paläontologisches Museum München (Bavarian State Collection of Paleontology).
The raid on the lab was part of a series of raids that saw 20 other sites around Buenos Aires searched by police.
She was apprehended in one of a series of raids that targeted the alleged perpetrators of several burglaries in the area.
Bin Laden could have mounted the ultimate "bear raid," of the sort that was so often coordinated by U.S. stock jobbers before the advent of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
As Semana Magazine explains, "[o]ne of the similar aspects of this raid with that of the ACCU in 1997 is that the arrival of the AGC to the basins of the Lower Atrato had no restriction by the security forces.
It was at the Stonewall Inn on that day that New York City police conducted a raid; one of many raids that had become commonplace at gay bars and often resulted in harassment and arrests.
He says: "One of the key effects of the dams raid of May 1943 was that it proved Barnes Wallis's "earthquake" theory - that a big bomb exploding underground, or underwater, had a far larger effect than an explosion on the surface.
Throughout the period however, naval operations were an essential part of the Byzantine effort against the Arabs in a game of raids and counter-raids that continued up to the late 10th century.
Reports in the US media said the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has begun preparing for a series of raids that would target for deportation hundreds of families.
