Sentence examples for ransacked with from inspiring English sources

Palaces, gardens and holy places were ransacked, with treasures taken off by the cartload.

The camp, a former recycling factory, had been ransacked, with cabins and even fingerprint equipment smashed.

Once inside, 73 safety deposit boxes were ransacked, with millions of pounds' worth of items apparently taken.

AFP reporters saw several bullet holes in the hospital building, while the inside of the facility had been ransacked with equipment destroyed.

Far from this Nigerian capital, in a provincial town called Sagbama on the edge of the oil state Bayelsa, the election commission office lies ransacked, with ballot boxes broken and the governor's lodge in embers.

Detectives found both the apartment on White Plains Road, where Eduardo Santos once lived, and the house on Radcliff Avenue had been ransacked, with furniture moved, dresser drawers pulled out and clothes and other items strewn around, a police official said.

For years, urban politicians ransacked districts with patronage and fraud.

Politicians, prosecutors and investigators from the left-of-center Party of the Democratic Revolution took over the city in 1997, inheriting government offices ransacked of records, riddled with recording devices and crippled with debt.

They now crowd the police stations and community centers of Johannesburg, some with the few possessions they could carry before mobs ransacked their hovels, most with nothing but the clothes they wore as they escaped.

With training facilities ransacked by Iraqi mobs after the invasion, with no money or support from either Iraq or the invaders, the team took to the road.

Although much of his work as a novelist and historian comprises a prolonged critique of Soviet power and the secret police, he speaks approvingly of Putin, who was a lieutenant colonel in the K.G.B. "Putin inherited a ransacked and bewildered country, with a poor and demoralized people," he said.