Examples of using Ransacking in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Prepare your troops to ride. Hordes of Krug are ransacking the land. Oh, the sun is blistering my skin.
Ransacking a man's secret drawers and boxes to come at evidence against him is like racking his body to come at his secret thoughts.
The officers didn't leave after the home ransacking, but waited and arrested Mr. Yang and his mother as soon as they returned.
Then it switches to this overhead view of the floor plan,where you see multiple Jesses ransacking multiple rooms at once.”.
I begin each day by ransacking the news to make sure I know what's going on in the search world around me.
They did not provide any search and seizure warrant or any other documents,nor did they provide a list of personal items confiscated after ransacking my parents home.
Fighting, pepper-spraying, dumping merchandise, ransacking stores, robberies and shootings have all been reported on Black Friday.
Ransacking public and private property, particularly the places of worship of other religions, was itself un-Islamic and highly condemnable,” he said.
After that, she spilled the beans herself, though painted the whole thing as Gray's idea and that he had done the actual murder,as well as forced her involvement in arranging things and ransacking the house.
But after ransacking the shop and drinking a bottle of tequila left on the premises after a member of staff's birthday, the burglars were caught by police in the store's kitchen drinking prosecco.
This early incarnation of what would one day becomeWorld Beard Day typically involved the ransacking of neighboring towns, villages and countries by large groups of heavily-armed bearded men.
Wang Zhimin, director of the Liaison Office of the People's Government in Hong Kong, criticised the violence that has broken out at some of the protests,including the July 1 break-in and ransacking of the territory's legislature.
Residence renovation initiatives can go horribly awry,and owners can easily find themselves tearing their hair out and ransacking their savings on a job that might have been accomplished better, and for less money.
The filmmakers also selected young French actress Mathilde Ollivier to play Chloe, an orphan girl living in the village who bravely hid American soldiers despite thedangers posed by Nazi troops constantly ransacking each house.
The group, which monitors Sudan through satellite imagery, also confirms the reporteddestruction of a major bridge south of town and the ransacking of a World Food Program storage facility.
The revolution aimed to destroy the"Four Olds"(old customs, old culture, old habits, and old ideas) and establish the corresponding"Four News",which could range from changing of names and cutting of hair to the ransacking of homes, vandalizing cultural treasures, and desecrating temples.
Ransack the house a bit so it looks like a bad burglary.
Emotet ransacks your contacts list and sends itself to your friends, family, coworkers and clients.
After being ransacked by the Mongols in the 13th century the Old Town was built anew, and the layout has barely changed since then.
Archaeologists think the pot of gold was stashed as invaders ransacked the city, some 900 years ago.
Lopez's wife Lilian Tintori claimed on Twitter onWednesday that their house had been robbed and ransacked while they were away.
But it was taken by your extremist buddies when they ransacked the place this year.
I ransack public libraries and find them full of sunk treasure.
These images feel all the more precious today,as IS militants ransack and demolish archaeological sites across the Middle East.
The office of the Small Farmer's Development Programme of the state-owned Agricultural Development Bank in Chyangli VDC(Village Development Committee)is ransacked.
Her relatives reported her missing in September 2012 andsoon realized that the police had arrested her and ransacked her home.
No one was hurt and demonstrators also ransacked the Iranian consulate in Basra during the wave of protests over economic conditions in Iraq.
I ransacked the room for paper but all I could find was a few sheets of notepaper intended for letters to our parents.
The museum itself was ransacked and fell into ruin during the war in Afghanistan in the early 1990s.