129 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Pillage' in a Sentence
"To violently take money or goods from a place, especially during war, by force and without regard for others' rights or belongings." more
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The invasive species threatened to pillage the ecosystem, disrupting the delicate balance of nature.
Vikings were notorious for their expeditions to pillage coastal towns and villages.
The invaders have pillaged the ancient temple, taking priceless artifacts.
The invaders are pillaging the coastal villages, taking valuables and causing havoc.
Greedy corporations will pillage the natural resources of the rainforest without remorse.
The dragon's lair was filled with gold coins and jewels, a tempting target for those who sought to pillage its hoard.
Pirates were notorious for their tendency to pillage ships sailing in unprotected waters.
Archaeologists are discovering evidence of ancient civilizations pillaging neighboring tribes.
The rebel forces will have pillaged the government warehouses for weapons and supplies.
The hackers will have been pillaging sensitive data from the company's servers undetected.
Criminals plotted to pillage the museum, aiming to steal priceless artifacts under the cover of darkness.
The invaders will be pillaging the coastal villages during the night.
Pirates would pillage merchant ships, taking everything of value on board.
Over the years, the invasive species had been pillaging the delicate ecosystem, causing irreparable damage.
The pirates are am pillaging the ship, searching for treasures.
The vandals have been pillaging ancient ruins, destroying priceless artifacts.
By the time the settlers arrived, pirates had pillaged the coastal town, taking valuable resources.
The vikings are am pillaging the enemy's stronghold for resources.
Over the years, looters will have pillaged the archaeological site, stealing valuable relics.
Having heard tales of the ruthless warlord, the townspeople had pillaged their own supplies to prevent them from falling into enemy hands.
Poachers have pillaged the wildlife reserve, endangering several species.
The ants worked together to pillage the crumbs left on the kitchen floor.
Despite efforts to prevent it, the ancient tomb was subject to pillage by treasure hunters.
The conquering army would routinely pillage the conquered territories for resources.
The marauding band of outlaws pillage the countryside, leaving nothing in their wake.
Rioters would pillage art galleries, taking advantage of the chaos to steal valuable artworks.
The marauding army had been pillaging villages along the border for weeks.
As the storm raged on, the tornado was pillaging the landscape, tearing through everything in its path.
After the treasure hunt, the pirates will have pillaged the buried chest of its precious contents.
Tonight, the wolves will be pillaging the farmer's flock of sheep.
The pirates are pillaging the merchant ships in the high seas.
Invading armies would often pillage not only for wealth but also to demoralize the conquered population.
The hackers attempted to pillage sensitive data from the company's servers, aiming for confidential information.
In the dystopian future, scavengers roamed the wasteland, constantly on the lookout to pillage any remaining resources.
The invading force strategically targeted to pillage agricultural lands, ensuring their long-term dominance.
While the explorers are away, pirates will be pillaging their unguarded ship.
As the nomadic tribe moves on, they will have pillaged the land for necessary resources.
The conquering army planned to pillage the enemy's archives, erasing their history and knowledge.
They will have been pillaging the ancient artifacts from the archaeological site.
The vikings will have pillaged the coastal villages during their raiding expeditions.
Criminal gangs often pillage small villages, leaving the residents in despair.
The invaders will have been pillaging the village for days before the reinforcements arrive.
The invaders attempted to pillage the village, taking valuables and causing chaos.
The rioters were pillaging stores and setting fires during the chaotic protest.
The rioters will have been pillaging shops and setting fires throughout the city.
The mischievous raccoon tried to pillage the garden for juicy strawberries.
In times of political instability, rebels might pillage government offices, destroying records and symbols of authority.
The bandits attempted to pillage the caravan carrying valuable goods through the desert.
Space pirates will be pillaging cargo ships in the outer reaches of the galaxy.
In the post-apocalyptic world, survivors will be pillaging for essential supplies.
During the blackout, opportunistic looters took the chance to pillage electronic stores for gadgets and appliances.
The tornadoes have been pillaging entire towns, leaving destruction in their wake.
As the wildfire spread, looters took advantage of the evacuation to pillage homes left unattended.
The conquistadors aimed to pillage the New World of its gold and treasures, fulfilling their lust for wealth.
Outlaws would pillage frontier towns, taking whatever they could carry on horseback.
While the explorers were pillaging the depths of the ocean, they discovered new species previously unknown to science.
During the gold rush, prospectors were pillaging the earth in search of precious minerals.
The rebels aimed to pillage government arsenals for weapons and ammunition.
By the end of the siege, the invaders will have pillaged the fortress, seizing control.
By the time the war concludes, the invading army will have pillaged the entire city.
The archaeologists unearthed ancient ruins, revealing evidence of a civilization that had suffered pillage in the past.
Despite efforts to prevent it, the hackers will have been pillaging personal information from online databases.
The artist is pillaging the art supplies store for inspiration.
The dragon wanted to pillage the village and take all the shiny things.
By the time the negotiations conclude, the rival companies will have been pillaging each other's intellectual property.
Despite their noble intentions, the explorers will have pillaged the ancient temple for artifacts.
As the rioters moved through the city, they began to pillage shops and businesses.
The bandits have been pillaging caravans traveling through the desert.
The dragon threatened to pillage the village unless they provided it with gold.
During the chaos of the storm, scavengers will be pillaging the abandoned houses.
Ruthless warlords have pillaged the countryside, leaving villages in ruins.
During times of chaos, desperate individuals may resort to pillage to survive.
The space explorers discovered aliens attempting to pillage their spaceship.
The Vikings are pillaging coastal settlements in search of wealth.
The vikings set sail to pillage the coastal villages and gather resources.
Art thieves have pillaged famous museums, stealing irreplaceable masterpieces.
The locusts have been pillaging crops, leaving fields barren.
The rebels strategically decided to pillage communication centers, disrupting the government's ability to coordinate.
The invaders were pillaging ancient temples, searching for valuable artifacts.
Despite their alliance, rival gangs had been pillaging each other's territories for months.
The aliens tried to pillage Earth's resources to fuel their spaceship.
The invading force strategically planned to pillage key infrastructure, crippling the enemy's ability to resist.
The rebels were pillaging government buildings, demanding freedom and justice.
Desperate scavengers would pillage abandoned buildings for any remaining resources.
Vikings would pillage monasteries along the coast, seeking not only riches but also religious artifacts.
The con artists will have been pillaging unsuspecting victims through elaborate scams.
The pirates planned to pillage the treasure chests on the deserted island.
If not protected, pirates will pillage the cargo ships on the open seas.
Alien invaders will pillage Earth's resources, leaving our planet in ruins.
In the futuristic dystopia, rebels will be pillaging government facilities for information.
The invaders will pillage the village and seize all its treasures.
I am pillaging through the ancient manuscripts for hidden secrets.
The band of thieves will be pillaging the museum for priceless artifacts.
Despite efforts to protect it, loggers have pillaged the ancient forest for its valuable timber.
The detective is am pillaging through the evidence to solve the mysterious case.
The pirates pillaged the ship and left it in ruins.
Over the years, explorers have pillaged many hidden tombs searching for treasures.
After the earthquake, looters pillaged the abandoned buildings.
Long before the traders reached the market, bandits had pillaged their caravan, leaving them with nothing to sell.
Warlords sought to pillage the fertile lands, leaving devastation in their wake.
The rebels will have been pillaging food supplies to sustain their resistance.
The marauding horde will pillage the castle, taking everything of value.
The wolves have been pillaging livestock from the remote farms.
The rioting mob began to pillage shops and businesses in the city center.
As chaos ensues, looters will pillage stores and homes during the riots.
As the riot escalates, looters will be pillaging shops in the city center.
Criminal organizations have pillaged the city's economy through corrupt practices.
The conquering army will have pillaged the enemy's stronghold, leaving it in ruins.
During the zombie apocalypse, desperate survivors would pillage abandoned pharmacies for medical supplies.
The invaders often pillage the coastal villages for valuable treasures.
The rebels aimed to pillage government research facilities, acquiring technological advancements for their cause.
The explorers returned to find that pirates had been pillaging their ship in their absence.
The sneaky raccoon tried to pillage the picnic basket for delicious treats.
Raiders would pillage caravans traveling through the desert, seizing valuable goods.
While the pirates were pillaging the ship, the captain and crew fought valiantly to defend their cargo.
Barbarian hordes would pillage entire regions, leaving nothing but ruins behind.
The archaeologists are pillaging the ancient site for artifacts and clues.
The rebels have been pillaging government offices, seeking classified information.
The pirates decided to pillage the treasure chest on their adventure.
The pirates will have been pillaging the coastal towns along the trade route.
He is pillaging the market for the best deals on Black Friday.
The rebels have pillaged government warehouses, seizing essential supplies.
The marauding army will have pillaged the countryside, leaving devastation in its wake.
Before the negotiations, the invaders had pillaged the outskirts, weakening the enemy's morale.
Pirates sailed the seas, eager to pillage treasure from unsuspecting ships.
As explorers ventured into unknown territories, there was a constant fear of encountering tribes that might pillage their expeditions.
Nomadic tribes would occasionally pillage each other's camps in search of better equipment and provisions.
The Vikings will be pillaging the monasteries along the riverbanks at dawn.
Historians believe that the fall of some civilizations was hastened by internal pillage.
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