Sentence examples for * ransacked in from inspiring English sources

Last August, the British embassy in Tehran reopened after it was ransacked in 2011.

The headquarters of Compaore's Congress for Democracy and Progress CDPpartyrty was ransacked in the evening.

The headquarters of Compaoré's Congress for Democracy and Progress party was ransacked in the evening.

But they were surprised when an American-run school was ransacked in Tunisia, which they considered a successful transition.

Hundreds of synagogues and Jewish businesses were ransacked in a chilling foretaste of the Holocaust that was to follow.

Patrolman Fleming found the bag of groceries strewn about the floor and the furnishings ransacked in apparent haste.

Muslim Brotherhood headquarters in Alexandria and Mansoura were ransacked and in the case of latter, set on fire, prompting the organisation to formally request the armed forces to protect the main headquarters in Mokkatam in Cairo.

They stayed holed up in part of the embassy compound as a "baying mob" ransacked everything in sight, while the Iranian security forces did not initially intervene.

The home had been ransacked, and in the basement he found his son, Jason Bostic, 30 — recently married with three children and a fourth on the way — and a friend, bound in duct tape and apparently executed at point-blank range.

It was vandalised in Australia, and neo-Nazis ransacked a Serrano show in Sweden in 2007.

They are unoccupied, ransacked shells, frozen in time.