Sentence examples for pillaging of from inspiring English sources

He called the pillaging of Britain's embassy and a residential compound on Nov. 30 "unlawful actions".

Much more common was the plundering and pillaging of Protestant property and the theft of livestock.

The critic Lewis Mumford dismissed it as an example of the American pillaging of Europe.

Lyrics attack "the thieving Queen of Inglan" for colonial appropriation and pillaging of the Caribbean.

LIMA, Peru — They have quarreled over the 1880s pillaging of Peru's national library by Chilean troops.

Otherwise, it's just another pillaging of French cinema by Hollywood hacks".

Unsurprisingly, perhaps, environmental activists rue the boy's pillaging of the tree and, by extension, the environment.

But the pillaging of Jam is a recent, post-Taliban phenomenon.

Experts told the cultural advisory committee that the pillaging of Italy's archaeological treasures was continuing.

Mr. Hartley writes with powerful detail of the pillaging of Mogadishu by the anti-Barre rebels.

In the wars between the successors of Alexander, Mesopotamia suffered much from the passage and the pillaging of armies.