riddled造句

The door was riddled with shots.

The argument set forth in his article was riddled violently.

“The Châtelet Apprentice” is set in Paris in 1761, a city riddled with dangerous intrigue.

One of the consulate vehicles, which police said was armored, was riddled with shrapnel.

He watches as another Scorpion is riddled from below. On fire, it Banks over him, careening into the jungle.

Looking at the beaten-up shed in the courtyard, riddled with holes, he thought, bye-bye Heilongjiang - flow on, I'll visit you someday.

Bindschadler scouted locations for the expedition in 2008, when he became the first person to set foot on the crevasse-riddled Pine Island Glacier tongue.

And of course these are all crucial issues, riddled with a mix of known facts and remarkable fears, prejudices, and misinformation.

Now she is riddled with arthritis and can't walk a step unsupported; she can barely lift a spoon to her mouth.

In a dirty bogus business, riddled with deceit, manipulation and betrayal, an intelligence service maintains it sanity by developing its own concept of what it believes to be the truth.

"One bear was so fat he was square! His stomach dragged along the ground," said a wildlife official who visited the carcass riddled site, located just 500 miles from the North Pole.

There are wildfires in the south-west and water restrictions in the south-east. Fields are scrubby and fallow, and in some counties the ground is riddled with deep cracks.