Sentences with phrase «raid in»

You can also create a software RAID in Windows.

The drug raid in Germany has moved from the streets to the home of an influential politician in the country.

The fully retractable mic with inline volume controls ensures your lines of communication are clear, making it a breeze for you to effortlessly strategize and complete a raid in your clan or in a guided game, even in the heat of battle.

If you're more of an advanced user, or plan on using things like software RAID in the future, you're better off not using UUIDs.

The House of Commons reviewed the arrests in the UofT raid in the Report of the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security, Issues Surrounding Security at the G8 and G20 Summits,

(Orlando Sentinel, 1,120 illegal DVDs seized in raid in east Orange)

For example, if the police do a no knock raid in the dark of night, and don't announce themselves, and you shoot police officers reasonably believing them to be home invasion burglars, you would not have criminal or civil liability for doing so.

Some 30 people have been arrested so far for a range of heinous violations — it all amounts to the biggest dogfighting raid in US history.

As with the Battle of Midway and Lt. Col. James Doolittle's Tokyo Raid in early 1942, White House action on -LSB-...]

Somewhat appropriately for an anti-war style of artwork, it was destroyed during an allied bombing raid in 1943.

The massive space was manned by its namesake caryatids, many of whom were missing torsos, heads, and limbs after an English air raid in 1943.

A year before that Troutman raid in 2007, the neighborhood's artists and eighty - five participating spaces came together to host the first Bushwick Open Studios.

The club, known to its port - quaffing, pipe - puffing habitues — including Prince Philip — as the In and Out Club, is reputed to be haunted by a former member; one Major William Henry Braddell, who was killed in an air raid in 1940.

Tuanus (2000) has the scale of a history painting, the painterly gestures, blobs, patches and scrapes of impressionism, expressionism and American abstract expressionism and the graphic effects of screenprinting and technicolour — a sumptuous surface that belies the work's apparent subject: a drugs raid in central Frankfurt.

The Sky TV series, Mystery of the Lost Paintings, which began airing this week, details the recreation of several 20th century masterpieces, including a Monet lost in a fire at MoMA in 1958, and a Van Gogh destroyed in a US air raid in Japan in 1945.

[Contemporary Art Daily] In the largest police raid in China's history, police arrested 175 people for looting ancient artifacts in the Liaoning province... Read More

He's an interesting chap: a former partner in the Virgin empire and Richard Branson's brother - in - law, and in 2011 he donated the # 4million raid in the sale of some of his art collection — including sculptures and prints by the likes of Frank Auerbach, Anthony Caro, and Lucian Freud — to set up his charity supporting African artists.

Hey guys, so Vindictus recently had its game updated with another raid in its Season 3 content.

Bungie has detailed the third and final challenge mode of the King's Fall, the raid in Destiny: The Taken King expansion.

Going on, Irby explained that players will be able to see which boss is the week's Challenge Mode boss by selecting the raid in the Director, which will display a skull next to the boss in a fashion similar to a Nightfall modifier.

Beating the Leviathan Raid in Destiny 2 is really tough, and even if you assemble a team of top players you may find dropping the final boss Calus is a step too far.

Imagine running a great raid in World of Warcraft or tackling the original Bahamut run in Final Fantasy XIV.

Fans were disappointed with the lack of an independent raid in the last DLC and it seems weird to not see it mentioned, even if it would just say «raid activity.»

Adding to the new stories also comes a brand new Trial (raid in other MMO's) and two dungeons.

Most notably, that there will not be a new Raid in the House of Wolves expansion.

This hidden quest was so complex that it required Guardians to split up while in the raid in order to complete tasks on other planets, only to jump back in with the rest of the fireteam to finish it.

Have you beaten the King's Fall raid in Destiny so many times that there's no longer any challenge in it?

Taking the place of a Raid in this expansion pack, the Prison of Elders introduces us to a wave - based survival mode with a plethora of options that provide a high level of re-playability.

The raid in Destiny 2 is unlike anything I've experienced before it and sprays shame on other games claiming to be co-operative experiences.

Bungie congratulated Clan Redeem for becoming the first team in the world to finish the «Wrath of the Machine» raid in «Destiny: Rise of Iron.»

The Leviathan raid is out for Destiny 2 and players have found out a lot of secrets of the raid in just a week.

The idea for a Raid Lair is that it's shorter and something you can do if you don't have enough time to take on the entire Raid in an evening.

The newest raid in the sequel called the Leviathan raid has an exotic weapon too and it's pretty awesome and difficult to upgrade.

I spent months doing the raid in Destiny 1 just to get a chance at getting the Gjallarhorn rocket launcher.

-- Chain together attacks to inflict maximum punishment — Endless equipment and weapon enhancements let you customize your hero — Outfit your hero in your unique style with a variety of skins — Raid in real - time and enter the arena to challenge other heroes in real time

We'd fully recommend playing the regular Raid in full (see our Leviathan Raid guide and walkthrough if you have yet to attempt it) to get a handle of the basics, since the following are simply elaborations of what you've encountered so far.

What was it, one raid boss in the next patch and possible one whole raid in 2017 and do we get anything else besides CM stuff this year in TOR?

Getting online with my buddies in different cities to tackle Nightfall, weekly, Raid in one nigh is my favorite day of the week.

Today I feature a pair of travel bloggers who were caught up in a police raid in Warsaw.

Alternatively one can use these to travel through the local township, KwaMandlenkosi, named after a young Mandlenkosi «Tsaka» Kratchi, a promising young boxer shot by police during a raid in 1985.

The idea grew out of what Adams had seen while helping out with enrichment for 109 dogs seized during an August 2009 dogfighting raid in Orange County, Ind., that The HSUS participated in.

Willis» mother was pregnant with him when she was involved in the largest pit bull fighting raid in U.S. history, in 2009, when 500 dogs were rescued; Willis was born two weeks later.

During the largest federal crackdown on dog fighting in U.S. history, more than 400 dogs were rescued during an eight - state raid in 2009.

James Hamilton died shortly after the raid in Burien.

«Last year, The Humane Society of the United States assisted law enforcement with the largest dogfighting raid in Indiana history, in which officials seized 109 dogs from deplorable conditions,» said Anne K. Sterling, Indiana state director for The HSUS.

A few weeks after the raid, American Humane's animal first responders returned to the shelter to provide ongoing support and daily care for nearly 250 dogs seized in what is believed to be the second largest dogfighting raid in U.S. history.

Meanwhile, the 118 animals rescued during last week's puppy mill raid in Rawdon are beginning their road to recovery at the CSPCA's temporary shelter.

On January 12, 2016, American Humane's renowned emergency rescue team of first responders, accompanied by one of their 50 - foot Lois Pope Rescue Vehicles and two F - 350 trucks, deployed to Tennessee at the request of the City of Bartlett Animal Control to participate in a dramatic early morning raid in Bartlett which was aimed at saving, rehabilitating, and caring for 46 cats and a dog seized from a local home who were allegedly abused and neglected.

But many of the protesters also held up signs, claiming that Aloha Pet Shop is owned by the same people who owned a puppy mill in Waimanalo, where 153 dogs were seized in a raid in February 2011.

After the largest puppy mill raid in Canadian history took place in Quebec, (with a recent happy ending — all the dogs will now be adopted into loving homes!)