Sample Sentences forpillage (auto-selected)
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You'd enjoy seeing the Corps of Sardaukar pillage through my cities and sack this castle.† (source)
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Lord Tywin must withdraw beyond these borders, and cease his raiding, burning, and pillage.† (source)
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I thought you and Feeney and a few of your hedonistic friends were going out to rape and pillage.† (source)
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The cafeteria at the Chase Manhattan Bank where she worked served dinner to the employees for free, so she would load up with bologna sandwiches, cheese, cakes, whatever she could pillage, and bring it home for the hordes to devour.† (source)
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Also for pillaging and burning said cultures.† (source)
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Christmas Eve bandits had pillaged 80 Front Street!† (source)
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And deep inside, the money is racked ready for pillage, rapine, loot.† (source)
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Mom said that this was how nature took her revenge on men who raped and pillaged the land, ruining nature's own drainage system by clear-cutting forests and strip-mining mountains.† (source)
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Molly had always thought the Indians rebelled like guerrillas, scalping and pillaging.† (source)
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I sat on a rock hard as my feelings and I stared at the island where Moses Pillager lived.† (source)
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These poltroons are left, hollow men, dancers, heroes of the dance, light-fingered pillagers of lambs and kids from the town pens!† (source)
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You know, David, it's the dawn of the twenty-first century, and you live in the richest, most powerful nation on Earth where there's almost no one starving and no one enslaved and no one invading to murder and pillage and rape.† (source)
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The Poles who had pillaged our neighbors' apartment had tipped them off, telling them that we were Jews and that my father had refused to hand over the key.† (source)
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Partly because some pretty whacked-out people roamed the streets, breaking into houses and setting fires, the whole murder, rape, and pillaging thing.† (source)
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Felton only expressed, with regard to the duke, the feeling of execration which all the English had declared toward him whom the Catholics themselves called the extortioner, the pillager, the debauchee, and whom the Puritans styled simply Satan.† (source)
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It had a weakness for young girls and grabbed one of the Pillagers off her rowboat.† (source)
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