Sentence examples for vandalizing from inspiring English sources
The word "vandalizing" is correct in written English
It is used to describe the act of deliberately destroying or damaging property. Example: "The teenagers were caught vandalizing the park by spray-painting the benches." Alternatives include "defacing" or "damaging."
verb
Present participle of vandalize
Shortly after vandalizing the work he told the BBC that he was "not a vandal," adding, "I haven't done criminal damage".
When she got to the house, she began distroying it, vandalizing it.
Extremists in neo-Nazi masks filmed themselves vandalizing an L.G.B.T. center in Paris.
May 5 2015 May 31 201515 In Emma Reeves's adaptation of Donn Pearce's 1965 novel (which inspired the Paul Newman movie), a decorated, damaged veteran of the Korean War (Lawrence Jansen) is doing time on a chain gang for vandalizing parking meters.
She understands, because she has her past, too: extreme sex, vandalizing cars, talking vulnerable girls into getting more drunk than they should on behalf of some guy.
Vandalizing the atmosphere with greenhouse gases: heat, drought, crop failure.
In 1938 Nazi storm troopers vandalized Jewish synagogues, shops, and other properties in the night of violence known as Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass).
The work has been vandalized a number of times since.
Over the following days, dozens of fires were set across London, and stores were vandalized and looted.
Giffords, a moderate Democrat who had voted to support the health care bill, had already had her office vandalized and had experienced an aggressive challenge to her seat from a Republican candidate who was backed by Tea Party supporters.
Exposure to the elements had damaged the plane, and it had been vandalized.
