用raid造句子，“raid”造句

The question is why it staged the ill-fated raid in the first place.

Women and children save themselves from the police raid on a Gypsy camp in the woods near Moscow, 1993.

"When you're going on a mission," Dowling says, "a raid or a patrol, insurgents are sneaky — they like to hide stuff from you."

The move could bolster Iran's position amid long-running speculation that Israel might stage a bombing raid against Tehran's nuclear enrichment facilities.

因為沒有方法自動更新所有磁盤，所以這可能產生眾所周知的RAID5寫入漏洞問題(其中在raid集的驅動器中條帶是不一致的)。

They were going to raid Warsaw the next day.

Local residents readily check off the raid victims' names and ages.

During a raid on a Chicago bar he once shot a customer in the chest at point-blank range simply because he smiled nervously.

Here, Argentine President Cristina Kirchner visits Qaddafi at the Bab Azizia palace, which was destroyed in a 1986 U.S. air raid and left in ruins as a reminder of Western aggression.

But it was a precise raid.

Israel on Tuesday announced it would deport most of the nearly 700 activists detained during the raid.

Then there was Charlotte Hope, who signed up in the 1st Virginia Cavalry to avenge the death of her fiancé, killed in a raid in 1861.

This raid was an anomalous moment in Obama's foreign policy.

Should robots then be permitted to refuse orders, for instance, to raid a suspected hideout in which it detects only children?

In1859, abolitionist John Brown led a group of about20 men in a raid on Harper's Ferry.

The raid begins.

The president took refuge in a Quito hospital before he was rescued in a nighttime raid by loyal troops.

"When you're going on a mission," Dowling says, "a raid or a patrol, insurgents are sneaky — they like to hide stuff from you." But a dog can smell them.