23 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 invaders will be pillaging the coastal villages during the night.
The vikings are am pillaging the enemy's stronghold for resources.
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.
After the treasure hunt, the pirates will have pillaged the buried chest of its precious contents.
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 rioters were pillaging stores and setting fires during the chaotic protest.
Space pirates will be pillaging cargo ships in the outer reaches of the galaxy.
The tornadoes have been pillaging entire towns, leaving destruction in their wake.
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.
By the time the war concludes, the invading army will have pillaged the entire city.
The bandits have been pillaging caravans traveling through the desert.
During the chaos of the storm, scavengers will be pillaging the abandoned houses.
Alien invaders will pillage Earth's resources, leaving our planet in ruins.
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 conquering army will have pillaged the enemy's stronghold, leaving it in ruins.
The explorers returned to find that pirates had been pillaging their ship in their absence.
While the pirates were pillaging the ship, the captain and crew fought valiantly to defend their cargo.
The archaeologists are pillaging the ancient site for artifacts and clues.
The Vikings will be pillaging the monasteries along the riverbanks at dawn.
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