Sentence examples for plunder of from inspiring English sources

Will Reform Finally End the Plunder of Europe's Fisheries?

Now let the north's plunder of the south begin again.

This accelerated plunder of the rainforest coincided with a military coup in March 2009.

To many Burmese, however, it represents nothing less than the plunder of their country.

(g)The defendants adopted a policy of wholesale plunder of occupied countries.

This is not how Frith felt about the plunder of antiquities.

After decolonisation, our plunder of other nations was sustained by the banks.

"Green energy production is making Morocco's plunder of the territory even more lucrative," the report said.

mansack intransitive verb \ˈman-ˌsak\ Frantic pillage or plunder (of kitchen, closet, or country).

ANNALS OF CRIME about the Nazi plunder of art treasures, and about Goring's share of the loot.

Is it too early to be worrying about the future plunder of the planet Mars by buccaneering entrepreneurs?