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He was so messy that his home always looked as though it had been ransacked.

Constable ransacked Then a police inspector arrived with a constable and she told them of her discovery of the ransacked flat.

A few days after she left Mexico, Valles Garcia learned her mother's house had been ransacked.

In Beijing, Mr. Wu says, Red Guards shaved half the head of his wife, Zhou Nan, and ransacked his mother's home.

For thousands of years, people believed that the Great Pyramid of Khufu at Giza had been ransacked by tomb robbers.

Though scientists have ransacked our matter and searched everywhere inside the skull, they still have no idea why we feel like a ghost.

A paramilitary bunker near the line dividing Indian from Pakistani Kashmir was ransacked this week, and a police station torched.

In late November, workers ransacked an office at the company's Dongguan factory after management chose not to renew 400 staff contracts.

One the table were the ramains of a splendid dinner, to procure which all the shops in town had been ransacked the day before.

She was shot. People on the street were held up and robbed, beaten and reviled, while homes were broken into and ransacked.

But counterproductive, decades later, within the treasures of mausoleum last ransacked the mummy, ramses became upset.

The next morning security arrived to relieve the guards, but instead found the museum ransacked.

He was forced into a chair for four hours while officers ransacked his house.

She ransacked the whole house for her keys.

Men under 50 in Baba Amr, an area where houses have been ransacked, said they were prevented from going to the mosque.

The woman ransacked the house for her lost jewelry.

Students, worried that the change would hurt their job prospects, ransacked offices, smashed windows and scuffled with police.

About a dozen shops were ransacked and a police car smashed on Church Street.

He says the Somalia pirates who boarded the ship stole 8500 dollars from the safe and ransacked the crew's cabins.

As citizens ransacked the sprawling lair , a number of unusual items have been looted .

Supermarket shelves were ransacked, prices shot up amid rumour of shortages and savers queued outside banks to withdraw their deposits.

I ransacked my pockets for the key to the door.

But when U. S. troops arrived in Baghdad in 2003, looters ransacked the offices and storerooms, stealing thousands of objects.

It is like sitting there watching my house ransacked by a gang of thugs, " said Arnold Kling of the Cato Institute. "

Soldiers threw stones through windows, climbed inside and ransacked houses before the eyes of the terrified occupants.

He devoured all the books at home, from Inchbald's Theatre to White's Farriery; he ransacked the neighbouring bookcases .

In the past, a mass exodus would leave the hive to be ransacked by honeybees from neighbouring colonies.

Heating boilers, pipes and air-conditioners have been ransacked.

A policewoman later found it -- ransacked, but still containing the two cash-filled envelopes.

The rebel troops completely ransacked all the towns and villages in their path on .

The robbers wore bulletproof vests bearing the New York Police Department logo and ransacked the Kapovics' home on Christmas Eve.

Grocery store shelves have been ransacked over the past several days.

Imagine that they set up check points on our soil and routinely searched and ransacked entire neighborhoods of homes.

They were plundered when British and French troops ransacked and burned the palace buildings in 1860.

Courage is not simply blaming the lock though your home has just been ransacked.

Mr Mwangi's phone and money were stolen and his stall, which sells mobile phone credit and fresh meat, was ransacked.

Around 6: 30 that evening, Enfield group of young people being ransacked two stores, the police then rushed to the area.

In Brixton, crowds attending a daytime festival were good-natured but gangs of youths ransacked shops in the area as darkness fell.

Enemy soldiers ransacked the city and carried off its treasures.

They ransacked brick rubble lay strong strong and unyielding (up).

When the rebels capturedTripoli, some of them ransacked the Algerian embassy.

I ransacked the kitchen for something better.

I've ransacked the house for those papers, but I can't find them.

His brother has now arranged thousands of shells and other war memorabilia outside the family's ransacked mobile phone shop.

In addition to the scores of cars burned and shops ransacked by radical youths, the damage in Athens extends to banks.

The room had been thoroughly ransacked and the contents of drawers and cupboards lay in confusion on the floor.

Armed men led me into my ransacked house, guns slung over their shoulders.

Shops were ransacked, shelves emptied.

and she told them of the discovery of the ransacked flat.

Shops and petrol stations were ransacked, cars burnt.

His last home was ransacked by retreating FARDC soldiers.

Police said looters had ransacked shops.

His house in Berlin was ransacked by the Nazis.

They ransacked the old lady's house in the dead of night.

A burglar ransacked my apartment.

They ransacked the whole classroom for their basketball.

The port was ransacked and looted for days. Women were raped and mutilated, children were beheaded and more than 100, 000 people killed.

Twice burglars in my pay ransacked her house.

Mrs. Sutclife's bedroom was ransacked and left in wild confusion while the members of the family were at Church on Sunday morning.

They didn't find him, but they ransacked the church.

When she got back that night, she found her door borken open and her house ransacked.

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Trains and coaches filled up; car-rental firms were ransacked for vehicles, despite rocketing prices;

car-rental firms were ransacked for vehicles, despite rocketing prices;

I have ransacked the house for those papers