Sentence examples for a plunder of from inspiring English sources

It is a plunder of the nation.

I came to A Plunder of Souls without having read the other books in the series.

It's not like I invited them; they came unannounced, peeping into my conscious thoughts for days after finishing Jackson's latest, A Plunder of Souls.

A ship with a horrifying cargo, a madman with delusions of grandeur, a suspicious town gripped by another outbreak of very real disease: A Plunder of Souls toys with the uncertain barrier between here and the great beyond.

Pratchett has, in the past, called it both a plundering of and a tribute to Tolkien and the other fantasy writers – from ER Eddison to Ursula Le Guin.

Every man with at least one functional ball has taken a hit to the junk, a jab to the jock, a plundering of the family jewels.

Sounding personally affronted, General Trimble wrote in his report: "It was with extreme mortification that, in reporting to General A. P. Hill about 10 o'clock, I witnessed an indiscriminate plunder of the public stores, cars, and sutler's houses by the army which had just arrived, in which General Hill's division was conspicuous, setting at defiance the guards I had placed over the stores".

According to a late medieval legend, Ladislaus appeared at the head of a Székely army fighting against and routing a plundering band of Tatars in 1345.

Evo Morales, the President of Bolivia, recently told me that he and his countrymen see Potosí as "a symbol of plunder, of exploitation, of humiliation".

According to Bloomberg Businessweek, it appears that Spaniards are liable to have been particularly active buyers of bitcoins that week, having taken the debacle in Cyprus as the likely sign of a forthcoming governmental plunder of their own savings.

From an ecological point of view, a plunder in Libyan waters would be disturbing.