Sentence examples for through the raid from inspiring English sources

And on the basketball court, one house guest slept through the raid, curled up on a couch that had been dragged outside.

After clearing the house, the police opened a little shed in the back and found a man who had slept through the raid, Gregory Bell, 36, and another loaded gun.

Pilots, firefighters, nurses and ambulance workers who battled through the raids were present to commemorate the effort of all those involved in the Battle of Britain and the Blitz.

Locals said his entourage had passed through before the raid.

As has been reported, the director of central intelligence at the time, Leon E. Panetta, argued for going through with the raid; Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. advised against it; and Robert M. Gates, then the secretary of defense, was worried that evidence that Bin Laden was even in the compound was circumstantial.

Since then, the ATF has come under considerable criticism for going through with the raid even after agents knew that the element of surprise had been lost.

At one point, the protesters carried coffins with the bodies of the four people killed in the raid through the streets, the governor said.

Surrounded by perhaps two dozen men, they took us through the village, recounting the raid and blaming the Americans.

Around the corner, Jahir Gerguri and his daughters came out of their apartment for the first time, after watching and listening to the raid through their windows.

A spokesman said that Mr. Cameron had learned of the raid through Britain's own intelligence sources and that "the Algerians are aware that we would have preferred to have been consulted in advance".

The British had come to Concord to seize the military stores of the colonists, who had been forewarned of the raid through efficient lines of communication including the ride of Paul Revere, which is celebrated with poetic license in Longfellow's "Paul Revere's Ride" (1861).