Sentence examples for raids from the from inspiring English sources
Yorkshire served as a defensive stronghold against Scottish raids from the north.
Accounts of the raids from the military and Afghan civilians often differ widely.
Robben raids from the wing and fires his shots with stunning left-footed velocity.
There was no immediate confirmation of the raids from the United States or Britain.
They staved off raids from the wolves of Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan.
On Saturday, Mr. Karzai ordered his Defense Ministry to take charge of the nighttime raids from the coalition forces.
And, as with the Texas Creation Myth, stories about Indian raids from across the north rhetorically invalidated Mexico's claim to the land, only on a much larger scale.
President Obama and other senior national security officials were simultaneously monitoring the raid from the White House.
Mark the bombing raid (from the drummer Hal Blaine) that concludes "Galveston".
His "Loch plan" called for a quick raid from the Bechuanaland border when an opportune situation developed.
As Fountain Chambers barrister Ian West put it recently: "Barristers' chambers will be raided, from the bottom up.
