pillaging

They repeated to each other, while pillaging his hotel, that he was sent to Gigelli by the king to reconstruct his lost fortunes; that the treasures of Africa would be equally divided between the admiral and the king of France; that these treasures consisted in mines of diamonds, or other fabulous stones; the gold and silver mines of Mount Atlas did not even obtain the honor of being named.

The preparations being now completed, and everything ready for the attack, those who were pillaging and destroying in the other rooms were called down to the workshop.

Tomorrow I may be pillaging your friends as of yore."

In the majority of such cases, the neighbors did not meddle with the matter unless the pillaging extended to themselves.

"I was very ferocious soldier in the Ottoman Empire, which meant a lot of pillaging and a lot of killing," he says.

Alexander of Macedon invaded the areas now comprising Pakistan in 326 BC, fought several battles, destroyed some towns and killed a few thousand people but did not indulge in pillaging these lands for booty.

So, I believe thanks are in order for all the pillaging of the stoke, major air, steady stream of laminated cess slides on the wall.

Ahmadi-nejad's picture of Western imperialists pillaging the wealth of the rest of the world was nothing new for him.

Higher postage costs to fund bigger salaries at the top while posties receive the sack will be the pillaging of a treasured national service.

Summary: Looters have stormed a supermarket in Argentina, pillaging vast quantities of goods, including televisions, food, clothes and bicycles.

Sure, his family and everyone in the village are Vikings but not like their fierce pillaging forefathers; why, his own father is a mere plumber, a fixer of blocked toilets.

It is encouraging and facilitating the exploitation of Palestinian natural resources and actively assisting their pillaging by private actors.