| "... the loot was less than the criminals expected. " | |
| "Apartment to loot. Keys in the keyhole and tenants stuck in the traic am. " | |
| "Arrested the thief, recovered the loot". | |
| "As Hartmann had invested nearly all his money in war bonds the loot was less than the criminals expected." | |
| "As they carried off cattle and slaves, wine, fat and honey, "gleefully dividing the loot. " | |
| "... the loot was less than the criminals expected. " | |
| "Apartment to loot. Keys in the keyhole and tenants stuck in the traic am. " | |
| "Arrested the thief, recovered the loot". | |
| "As Hartmann had invested nearly all his money in war bonds the loot was less than the criminals expected." | |
| "As they carried off cattle and slaves, wine, fat and honey, "gleefully dividing the loot. " | |
| - I hate loots, M. Rice. - Oh, I'm sorry! | |
| A Viking loots and leaves. But a Saxon? | |
| Bar-ba-loots. | |
| Be careful, you're among loots here. We started a film magazine last year. | |
| Check this out: I'm hiding a bomb in this pile of corpses, so when Kearney loots their ammo, he gets a face full of ass shrapnel. | |
| - I hate loots, M. Rice. - Oh, I'm sorry! | |
| A Viking loots and leaves. But a Saxon? | |
| Bar-ba-loots. | |
| Be careful, you're among loots here. We started a film magazine last year. | |
| Check this out: I'm hiding a bomb in this pile of corpses, so when Kearney loots their ammo, he gets a face full of ass shrapnel. | |
| "All that held now was that violated, looted country, "the fraying fringes of the town, "those gutted hills, hills by rote, | |
| "Having grown greedy on the booty they had looted from the rest of the world... | |
| "Manager's office looted. "Night watchman providing police with clue." | |
| 'If you looted, we will find you. | |
| - Database of lost or looted artworks, I've often seen it come into play in Holocaust claims. | |
| "Its streets destroyed by looting and rape... | |
| "The Carlsons then let the barbarians in the back gate "and joined in the sacking, the looting | |
| "The thieves' minds were drawn towards looting, having killed 40 men, women and children and taken the rest captive." | |
| "because there's been no reported incidents of looting or violence of any kind. | |
| "convicted of looting his own bank and killing a watchman, | |
| "All that held now was that violated, looted country, "the fraying fringes of the town, "those gutted hills, hills by rote, | |
| "Having grown greedy on the booty they had looted from the rest of the world... | |
| "Manager's office looted. "Night watchman providing police with clue." | |
| 'If you looted, we will find you. | |
| - Database of lost or looted artworks, I've often seen it come into play in Holocaust claims. | |
| "Its streets destroyed by looting and rape... | |
| "The Carlsons then let the barbarians in the back gate "and joined in the sacking, the looting | |
| "The thieves' minds were drawn towards looting, having killed 40 men, women and children and taken the rest captive." | |
| "because there's been no reported incidents of looting or violence of any kind. | |
| "convicted of looting his own bank and killing a watchman, | |
