maraud

They will maraud until the very ends of the created order.

Others maraud through the countryside taking orders from no one.

After the war, the troops marauded their way to the Rhine.

They marauded into Delhi three times in 11 years particularly in 1772, 1778 and 1783.

The dogs of war can maraud within a soul instead of a battlefield.

Since those happy days, the two of us have marauded through various versions of operating systems.

PS The shirts were so popular that our booth was marauded.

These who marauded on two feet were infinitely more cunning and more dangerous.

They marauded through Pennsylvania and New York killing about 50 settlers.

We ride up into the hills, then maraud south into the Weirdlands.

Martial law was declared in the city on the next day, as criminals marauded in deserted quarters.

It was to be the future citadel for as powerful and hidden a gang as had ever marauded Manhattan.

Every now and then a jack pike would rupture the tranquillity as it marauded the easy pickings.

Leaving the region, they marauded the castle and the residents of the nearby villages were allowed to plunder the buildings.

Groups of students marauded around the campus, smashing cars, offices or any piece of property they felt belonged to someone in power.

But malevolent mice have amassed to maraud.

Several years ago, dogcatchers rounded up the feral cats that marauded Ventura's public beaches.

"Bands of them marauded both by day and by night, if moonlight happened to be strong enough to allow them to see.

It marauded through his mind.

They did not realize that I was on a mission; they thought I had come to maraud as usual.

The Kingdom was well disciplined and well ordered; even the dragons no longer dared to maraud where men had staked their territory.

The mobs also taunted police who arrested protestors and marauded around the city centre, while shopkeepers reported looting in certain areas.

Beliebers can have a strong mob mentality and may maraud crowds when Bieber shows up; this has happened several times previously.

Throughout, soldiers from both parties marauded and plundered throughout the countryside, searching either for important officials, booty, or other valuables.

He and his witchwoman are fugitives; they maraud along the moors by night, and take cover by day.