Sentence examples for to raiding from inspiring English sources
noun
A quick hostile or predatory incursion or invasion in a battle
A rowdy fringe took to raiding liquor stores, spraying graffiti and flaunting marijuana.
He's taken to raiding Westcliff's charity shops and today's outfit is "granddad chic" – custard cords and a maroon turtleneck.
Traditionally, finding grazing and water were the main concerns of the Bedouin, in addition to raiding to seize horses and camels.
"Here, in addition to raiding a fund for personal benefit and cutting secret deals with favored investors, Falcone then lied to investors about what he had done".
In the 1990's, from her home at the mouth of a cave, she took to raiding a nearby village for pigs and chickens.
And with fewer accountants to choose from, many firms have taken to raiding one another for talent or simply buying smaller practices.
"Cops want reasons to raid.
If only to raid the Ravens' nest.
I had to raid the savings account.
They used to raid my room.
(With a stop to raid Goering's wine cellar).
