Raid used in a sentence

Raid in a sentence as a noun

It's possible that they could raid him and find no proof, even if he's guilty.

Well you should have been running a multi zone raid-20 redundant array!

It's also possible that they could raid him and find exactly what they were looking for.

If you're good enough to do it you could AFK your way through any number of raids, pick one of them instead.

The first time someone pointed this out, the FBI raided his house[1] and sparked a Senate investigation.

I find it a little scary that Hollywood can order armed men in helicopters to raid a man's home, anywhere in the world.

Raid in a sentence as a verb

The number of commenters that think the KDE sysadmins were stupid enough to not know that "raid isn't a backup strategy" is depressing.

"With all the political uproar that was going on that week it would be surprising if the FBI had not gone to the White House before pulling the trigger on the raid.

It seems like a lot of people are objecting to the raid/seizure itself in addition to the possibility of conviction, so I have a question.

[1] It would be very hard for the feds to ignore state law and raid drug dispensaries in california if there were no federal police agencies.

It is possible to acknowledge that Kim is a criminal, think he is interesting, be interested in Mega, find his criminal history abhorrent AND think that raid of Megaupload was wrong and probably illegal, all at the same time.