Sentence examples for looting her from inspiring English sources

He kept looting her closet.

A judge denied a request yesterday to raise the bail of Anthony D. Marshall, Brooke Astor's son, who is accused of looting her $198 million estate.

In 2002, Liesel Pritzker, then an undergrad at Columbia University, launched a $6 billion lawsuit against her father and 11 older cousins, accusing them of looting her trust funds and those of her brother Matthew.

It's been nearly a year since she launched a $6 billion lawsuit against her father, Robert, and 11 older cousins, accusing them of looting her trust funds and those of her brother Matthew, 21. (Matthew joined the battle, filing suit five months later).

In I Can Do Bad All by Myself, Madea (Perry) catches 16-year-old Jennifer (Hope Olaide Wilson) with her two younger brothers looting her home.

We have grown up thinking that we were her owners and dominators, authorised to loot her.

Nina, who comes from Grozny's Michurin district, said Russian soldiers had looted her apartment and most of the others in her block of flats.

According to one of the more lurid accusations, an Amerindo employee in London cut and pasted the signature of a client, Lily Cates, to loot her account of $250,000 so Mr. Vilar could pay his mortgage and avoid foreclosure.

Ms. Nirakomano, a farmer and mother of three, said that Mai Mai fighters had looted her village, raped women and kept the entire area insecure and, by extension, poor.

Ms. Tamazashvili, whose three sons are in the Georgian Army, said that armed bandits had looted her home village, Karaleti, in the security zone near South Ossetia, stealing cars, stoves, refrigerators and gold jewelry.

The boy's intimation of menace is wrong on the details, but right on substance: the suitor marries the mother and loots her accounts, and she is forced to sell the house so that Richard can go to Yale.