Sentence examples for expected loot from inspiring English sources

True, all of Japan was banking on a gold medal, especially after the Japanese men's team lost its semifinal match to Mexico, and after the country's judo and gymnastics teams failed to bring home their expected loot.

But diplomats have reserved their strongest praise for Mr. Qanooni, who led the alliance delegation to Bonn and has been credited with its surprisingly professional takeover of Kabul, where the expected looting, revenge attacks and chaos have not so far occurred.

Trollope understood that redefinitions of the norm can cut both ways; bold tax reductions, seen as reckless in Eisenhower's day, were made by Ronald Reagan into expected electoral loot for the wealthy.

Garner told me that while he had expected Iraqis to loot the symbols of the old regime, like Hussein's palaces, he had been utterly unprepared for the systematic looting and destruction of practically every public building in Baghdad.

Expect questing, looting and lots of character customisation: the latter being the element most likely to keep you playing.

The Texians had been fighting without pay, and most wanted to charge from camp and loot the expected riches.

One of his warehouses is full of food and he said he fully expected it to be looted as the situation in Haiti grows more dire in the days ahead.

A typical village can expect to be looted by several different bands of armed men.

European nations sent military reinforcements to keep order amid looting, while the damage was expected to total billions of dollars.

Bush's successor, who has launched no disastrous wars and looted no healthy budgets, might have expected gentler treatment.

The discovery of the albums is expected to help researchers gain a deeper understanding of Nazi looting and to trace the provenance of the art.