Sidenote: The enemy pillages the temple of its pillars of brass, and the golden candlestick from off the altar.
They both remained looking at each other: a restless smile had risen to their lips, and Bongrand eventually added: 'There's a fellow who pillages you right and left.
The troop which has entered the district pillages everything it can lay its hands on.
In the Var, for example, pillages and proscriptions have begun with the month of May.
Antiochus Epiphanes lays waste the city of Jerusalem, pillages the Temple, and builds a fortress to command it.
Atsiz takes Jerusalem from caliph Al-Mostanser-Billah, and pillages many of the churches.
If a man steals one dollar, he is called a thief and put into prison; if he rapes and pillages an innocent country by military invasion, he is crowned a hero.
Another pillages a whole country and is honored as a patriot and conqueror.
A man steals a small sum of money; he is called a thief and sent to the penitentiary; but the military leader who invades and pillages a whole kingdom is acclaimed heroic and a mighty man of valor.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pillages" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
