despoiler

So what do the car despoilers have to say for themselves?

Raise the glass and toast the age of the despoiler.

He can't imagine an active role for himself in nature except as its despoiler.

For all his joking and flirtation, he was no despoiler of women.

He hates the developers and the despoilers of Florida's natural beauty.

Didn't you ever believe I was a despoiler of virgins?

Can man achieve more than the right to choose his own tyrants and despoilers?

"If we do not keep the main highways free of despoilers the merchants will begin to ask awkward questions again."

"So will I protect you always from the despoiler," said Patience.

In this sense, they were predators, too, despoilers of the nature they celebrated.

A despoiler is at something of a disadvantage.

For all his self-possession he was the servant at two masters: magic and its despoiler.

There was little time to stow away the church's simple treasures before the invading despoilers were at work.

"Think if that despoiler of the sacred groves should be washed into the sea.

For five thousand risings of the sun special ones have lived in the forest, protecting it from despoilers.

How long and at what cost had we striven to wrest its wreckage from the hands of their despoilers!

But the despoilers have gone too far.

Standing up to the polluters and land despoilers could be politically advantageous, if the President had the courage to do so.

"Do I know him, this despoiler of innocence?"

George nodded, looking away from the despoiler.

Western ranchers who lease land were seen as environmental 'despoilers.'

I am no despoiler of women.

Political analysts attribute the shift to newcomers, primarily from California, who view the timber industry as a despoiler of the scenery.

The despoilers have always known it.