Raids

He completed many dangerous bombing raids.

Leovigild had expelled the remaining soldiers of the Greek emperors from Spain, had suppressed the audacity of the Franks, who in their raids ravaged the Visigothic provinces beyond the Pyrenees, had put an end to the sort of monarchy that the Suevi had established in Gallaecia and had expired in Toledo, after having established political and civil laws, and peace and public order in its vast domains, which stretched from coast to coast, and also, crossing the mountains of Vasconia, covered a large portion of the former Narbonian Gaul.

The Ottomans focused predominantly on defending Algeria's coasts from European raids.

It is young people who, since the coup, have been most vociferous in trying to take down the regime despite nighttime raids, unlawful arrests, and being chased down or beaten up in the streets.

Last week, police swept up 20 clan members in dawn raids across the capital using intelligence given to them from ex-wives of clansmen who turned fully cooperating informants.

Jim surveyed the empty jar, and found it to be the mislabelled vessel in which he kept his whisky safe from Mrs Brown's thirsty raids.

The Polisario Front conducts a mixture of conventional and special forces raids against Morocco's outposts in the occupied areas of Western Sahara.

Daggers, swords, batons and pepper spray were also recovered in the raids at several locations.

The Israeli military has arrested 11 Palestinians following raids in Hebron governorate in the occupied West Bank.

All discovered settlements were probably destroyed by fires during the raids of the invaders.