Sentence examples for which is sacked from inspiring English sources

Eurypylus' descendents rule the island, which is sacked by Heracles in a brief allusion to the great hero's adventures.

(ii) HighSACK: the highest sequence number which is SACKed.  .

HighSACK: the highest sequence number which is SACKed.

Unfortunately, he lost everything in his Parisian salon and in his Neuwied workshop, both of which were sacked by Republican troops.

The CFA board, which was sacked on Friday night, issued a statement on Monday saying its members were "deeply disappointed" by the government's decision to remove them.

It originated as the Oscan and Roman town of Nuceria Alfaterna, which was sacked by the Carthaginian general Hannibal in 216 bc but was rebuilt by the emperor Augustus.

Gaeta and Amalfi probably owed much of their naval activity and early commercial development to alliances with the Arabs; but others found the Arabs a rather serious danger, notably Bari's neighbours in Puglia and the great monasteries inland from Capua Montecassino and San Vincenzo al Volturno, which were sacked in 883 and 881, respectively.

There were some important ancient monuments an hour outside the city, among them the ruins of Persepolis, which was sacked by Alexander the Great.

The English army reached Edinburgh, which was sacked, but then retreated back to England, despite John of Gaunt's wish to go on to Fife.

From the point at which he is sacked from the captaincy right up to the end of his international career, Pietersen makes one unequivocal admission of a mistake.

These included washing buses, for which he was paid in hamburgers, bar work, from which he was sacked after three days because he chatted to the customers so much - and working as a stand-up comic in New Zealand.