raiding

IPA: rˈeɪdɪŋ

Examples of "raiding" in Sentences

What’s more, cattle-raiding is traditional in Northern Kenya.
At present, exactly how many male elephants engage in crop-raiding is unknown.
Bush is a liar and a thief and only interested in raiding the federal treasury for his friends.
"'Cause they 're pirates, that 's why, and because there 's more money in raiding the private beds."
I think part of the reason why invested players gravitate towards raiding is it provides a structure for playing together.
Also: @Devinius: one-shot means not only to kill with one hit, but it also means, in raiding, you killed it without wiping.
However, the notion of party-raiding is not seriously an issue in the District, where the Democratic primary in essence serves as the general election.
In a survey last year, Experian, a credit reference agency, found that 53 out of 71 local authorities reported bin raiding was taking place in their areas, and getting noticeably worse.
From the veranda he had seen him fling sticks of exploding dynamite into a screeching mass of blacks who had come raiding from the Beyond in the long war canoes, beaked and black, carved and inlaid with mother-of-pearl, which they had left hauled up on the beach at the door of Meringe.