Sentence examples for plundering from from inspiring English sources
They were often plundering from plunderers.
For much of its run, the tale comes steeped in the grubby details of Democrat politics, cherry-picking from a variety of sources, plundering from campaign folklore.
In a similar vein, the cast put on a musical based on audience suggestions, plundering from composers left, right and centre.
Such unions are unequal but can be profitable for both parties: the protégée gets to be taught by a master, and to plunder everything that is worth plundering from his bag of tricks.
Newtowne is now called Cambridge, and it is no longer the capital of Massachusetts, nor does it fear plundering from eye-patched seafarers.
Rosewood is being plundered from forests for timber.
The gifts — steers, clothing and butcher knives — had in fact been plundered from the slaughtered settlers.
In return elected officials share out funds plundered from state coffers.
Our poverty makes us quicker than your army, which bears plunder from so many nations.
One good result is that large sums plundered from the state coffers are starting to return.
We take our plunder from an ecological fabric we no longer recognise as our first Temple.
