Significados de ransack by en inglés

Sharon's office had long since been ransacked by militants looking for rail-gun information.

The church Saint-Merry has also been ransacked by the sicaires of the Commune.

We avoided the pharmacy because it was being ransacked by a rough-looking group.

The place had been thoroughly ransacked by someone in a hurry.

During the Cultural Revolution, his father's home had been ransacked by the Red Guards.

Every corner of house, yard, and outbuildings was ransacked by those two distracted people.

Three-quarter empty supermarkets are being ransacked by angry, hungry mobs.

However, small businesses and larger stores had been looted and ransacked by the frenzied crowd.

No, the house may be in blazes or ransacked by burglars for all she cares.

Evidently the apartment had been thoroughly ransacked by Takakika.

PICTURE the scene: you come home to find that your house has been ransacked by burglars.

The engine room looked as if it had been ransacked by a group of feral monkeys.

In 846 it was ransacked by the Saracens, before the Romans could come to the rescue.

Things lay about in lugubrious disorder, as if the place had been hurriedly ransacked by a thief.

Doctor's House, stores, powder-magazine, fortifications, all had melted away, and the provisions had been ransacked by devouring animals.

My country has been ransacked by foreign invaders so many times, we give green stamps for raping and pillaging.