Sentence examples for all plague from inspiring English sources

Poverty and homelessness, drug dealing and AIDS, all plague the city.

"It's the grandmother of all plague that's around today".

Scientists hope to confirm whether the 14th Century strain was the grandmother of all plague that exists today.

All plague surveillance data used in this study were derived from the plague surveillance database of 'Chinese Plague Prevention and Control Management Information System', a national surveillance network for plague maintained by Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

While not as severely problematic as hurricanes or winter storms, thunderstorms, flooding, monsoons, etc. all plague different regions of the world throughout the year, some more frequently or regularly than others.

It's funny how we're all plagued by that".

The staff on the leukemia floor took his death hard, all plagued by the same question: Had we done enough for him?

Williams believes a similar success can be achieved in Birmingham, London, Nottingham and Manchester, all plagued by gang violence: 'The message is simple: don't join a gang.

Aren't we all plagued by occasional bouts?

From 1844 through 1848, the country saw several successive Liberal cabinets, all plagued by internal divisions.

We're all plagued by a chronic sense of dissatisfaction, a sense we could find "the one" -- if we just put in more time and effort.