Sentence examples for ransacked to from inspiring English sources

Every corner of the cosmos is ransacked to provide a sublime context for his anguished mortals.

Zahir Shah's monument to his father, a mausoleum of blue tile and white marble, had been ransacked to its brick core and covered with graffiti.

It almost seems as though Perlstein, who was born in 1969, is reluctant to let go of the excitement he has experienced secondhand through the archives he has ransacked to such riveting effect.

According to the gallery, though, this one, too, was a matter of craft: the room was photographed before it was ransacked, "to make sure they would be able to put everything back where it belonged before they left".

So computer programs were designed, old blueprints were scoured and individual memories were ransacked to rebuild it on paper, to determine how much steel and concrete and gypsum and glass were there.

And then there is the entire shelf of literature that Morgan ransacked to create Reuben, her epic imp, who rides not only the horse but the story itself to its dramatic ending.

It has a massive wardrobe you can ransack to create whatever post-modern mashup you're inclined to wear, as well as some truly top notch dance moves.

Surrounded by unfamiliar landscape and with no tools to survive, they have to ransack houses to find guns and food, while avoiding the ravenous undead.

When we finally did return home months later, it was to a house so moldy and ransacked as to hardly be recognizable.

To hear some people tell it, the museum world hasn't seen anything like this since Napoleon ransacked Europe to fill the galleries of the Louvre.

Like the Woodward trial, the Ortega case has incited a certain degree of panic, with one New York screening agency reportedly going so far as to encourage suspicious parents to ransack nannys' purses to check for psychiatric medication.