Sentence examples for a plundering from inspiring English sources

"That means going after officials who abuse ordinary Afghans and drive them to the other side -- a plundering landlord or a brutal, thieving cop".

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.

"That means going after officials who abuse ordinary Afghans and drive them to the other side — a plundering landlord or a brutal, thieving cop".

In both cases, teachers have fought against public education budget cuts at a time of upward redistribution of wealth, hollowing out of public goods and assault by a plundering billionaire class – and won.

The future of film, he anticipated, correctly in terms of the 1980s, would mirror the desecration that had befallen the west - a plundering by greedy prospectors, a homogenisation of the medium, "an endless stream of sequels and look-alikes".

According to a nearly contemporaneous source, Solomon died on a plundering raid in the Byzantine Empire.

"It is a plunder.

Showing that a plundered book is not the only source is also a defence.

These dishes are rich, a plunder of animal salts, and yet the chicken is what I remember.

However, so far he has been unable to slow a plunder that has crippled Iraq's governance.

Even carnivorous fish can be fed sustainably, by feeding them on fish that has been caught from a renewable (and not a plundered) fishery.