Sentence examples for raided him from inspiring English sources

The tribe had not raided him the summer before.

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

"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 caller said that Mr. Hirdler's bank account was being raided and asked him to withdraw $4,150 as part of a plan to catch a dishonest teller.

If he was expecting accountants and tax lawyers, he says he got instead some 20 FTB agents who raided the house, rousted him out of bed and refused to let him contact his attorney during a two-hour interrogation.

Bhegani was arrested later at Esshak's home in Accrington, before Dutch investigators raided properties linked to him in the Netherlands and found a load of evidence against him, including price lists for drugs and SIM cards and phones that had been used to contact drivers and the gang's customers.

Amar al-Obeidi left when insurgents threatened to kill him and raided his shops.

They raided homes connected to him, his relatives and friends in New York and Colorado, but have said very little other than to proclaim that the investigation revealed no imminent danger.

- who is about to jump from the ledge of an LA high-rise when the bank behind him is raided by masked gunmen.