Sentence examples for is ransacked from inspiring English sources
verb
To loot or pillage. See also sack.
Every corner of the cosmos is ransacked to provide a sublime context for his anguished mortals.
SWAT teams fan out across the city in search of her; her apartment is ransacked; her friends are grilled and threatened with imprisonment.
Green was known as "The Three Gables," after the villa in "The Adventure of the Three Gables," which is ransacked by burglars in search of a scandalous biographical manuscript.
Now, the three remaining Pearls — Summer, 11-year-old Early and 4-year-old Jubilation (a k a Jubie) — hold on fiercely to an old, out-of-print Langston Hughes collection after their home is ransacked by a gang of masked thugs.
Some time later, Harry's room is ransacked and the diary taken.
But, unfortunately, sometimes what is happening is that the younger generation is ransacking the older generation.
Their houses were ransacked.
Shops were ransacked, shelves emptied.
Several polling stations were ransacked.
