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Where the Spaniards and French had viewed Comanches variously as diplomats, raiders, allies, foes, traders, spouses, and kinspeople, Webb and Richardson, drawing heavily on the records of mid-nineteenth-century American settlers and soldiers, portrayed them simply as warriors.— Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist
They're back from summer vacation and recruiting a few mature raiders -- check their website for needs or to apply.— WoW.com
The panty raiders, the college president fumed, were "an ungrateful, irresponsible, infantile band of vile and cowardly hoodlums," using the school as a playground for their— WSJ.com: What's News US
Local media have labelled the raiders "Robin Hoods" following previous raids.— The Lede
He added that the vehicle indicated the raiders were sent by the authorities in plainclothes.— Precious Metal: the blog
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