How to pronounce “raid”(verb) in English

Then I can raid every night and that's great because everybody needs me.

Or the police can raid the Silk Road, shut it down, and all of your bitcoins vanish.

They would just go raid the refrigerator for the items that-- when you're cooking, there's always stuff that you butchered on the side, or the leaves of something where you

he talked he'd raid your fridge because he'd been smoking your dope all night and he had the munchies and so now while he was playing down

And they had a raiding party on a customs vessel called the "Gaspee."

because tribal raiding and feuding is a nuisance to imperial overlords since it just settles scores among them or shuffles resources at a dead loss to the

It documents their attempts to raid the tombs of the Pharaohs; it's not in Egypt by the way it's in the British Museum.

So they get to Switzerland and they raid Giacomo Medici's warehouse in 1995 and what do they find?

And Muslim organizations and charities were being raided.

With some Mediterranean societies being raided by the police, and stuff like that.

And she was convicted after the camp was raided.

In 2005, the police raided his house, and took things from his house trying to prove that he was a lesbian.

and we became very comfortable in that setting we played we raided the supply closet we took

It's also a matter of survival because if the police come to raid, and I have a phone, a camera, a laptop, a USB drive,

breed all these Specialists when you can just go get free help and they raid

There was the police crackdown on Occupy Oakland where they came in and raided the camp.

I mean, the FDA is raiding Amish communities right now. They're raiding.

So for corroborative detail, I would absolutely go and raid and pillage my childhood, but the story itself actually

Thank you for having me and for being so well-behaved and for having a kitchen that I could raid.

They'll raid other villages because you know, if you're in Congo for example but water, which is precious to everything we know, they're like, "Ugh,

The photograph you see on the top right-hand side is a group of British police raiding an Al Qaeda factory where they

Someone, somewhere had merely raided a stock photography service and thought, 'Yeah, that seems about right.

In the book 'An Underground Education,' Richard Zacks declares, 'Let it be known that Nature Boy went home on weekends to raid the family cookie jar.'

My first year off everything, I continued to raid medicine

And they would do all sorts of productive things and I'd be, like, I raided Zul'Gurub and then we took down uh--

And what you'll see if you were actually at IJM headquarters is pictures of staff putting their lives on the line in the back of SWAT vans, raiding brothels,

Michael Govan is asking federal agents whether he can come into his museum because they showed up early one morning in January of 2008, raided the museum and four other southern California

She's raiding the refrigerator.

And then, there were slave raiding wars in Africa and Imperial wars in Africa, Asia and the South

about the Vancouver City Council and how it had passed legislation that if you had a sign in your house that said anything against the Olympics, your house could be raided.

because around that period, I was suing the government of Uganda for infringing on my rights after the government agents raided my house.

Once the Nazis had occupied the Netherlands, they raided the register, repurposing the information in it to identify Dutch Jews,