Sentence examples for ransacked from from inspiring English sources

He advances on her and she feels herself ransacked from top to bottom, flooded with relief, assaulted by happiness.

"We live in a different world, and what was acceptable 50 years ago is no longer so," said Matthew F. Bogdanos, a Marine Corps Reserve colonel and a lawyer, who was awarded a National Humanities Medal for leading the hunt for treasures ransacked from the Baghdad Museum in 2003.

A rarely reported story was the internal fallout among Chavez's cronies, when Stanford Bank collapsed amidst fraud so did several billion dollars worth of funds ransacked from the Venezuelan treasury.

Their personal courage is highlighted in a photograph of Berlin's ransacked Institute of Sex Research from May 1933 and a grainy video showing the Nazi-directed burning of its archives.

It's hard to say, "Thank you for liberating me," when liberation has meant that looters have ransacked everything from the grain silos to the local school, where they even took away the blackboard.

Just down the East Coast, New York was entering a fertile period: the cultural collision between hip-hop's energetic street beat and graffiti art, the musical confrontation between punk, minimalist composition and apocalyptic disco known as no wave, and the radical chic of post-Warhol pop artists whose work ransacked images from advertising and mass media.

Though the reviewed literature ransacked evidence from LMICs, it has not been possible to delve into the details of each individual country.

Bargains are easy to find, and flea markets have yet to be ransacked by collectors from the coasts.

In the past, a mass exodus would leave the hive to be ransacked by honeybees from neighbouring colonies.

Hundreds of people waded waste-deep through flood waters to ransack everything from toilet paper to personal computers from one Costco store in Acapulco.

That might also assuage macabre concerns that thieves would hack off a person's finger to ransack cash from their bank account.