Sentence examples for any plague from inspiring English sources

Confronted with the injustice of the world, she can only promise, like many religious figures before her, that deliverance is almost at hand: An epidemic worse than any plague that humankind has ever seen has been raging for centuries.

Could you tell us how big it was in football pitches or Olympic swimming pools?" As Nancy Banks-Smithasas noted: "Any plague spot of indeterminate location is always compared to Wales.

According to scientists working at Public Health England in Porton Down, for any plague to spread at such a pace it must have got into the lungs of victims who were malnourished and then been spread by coughs and sneezes.

The sickness, like any plague, eventually worked its way into our pysche, our blood stream, our outlooks on sex and sexual healing.

Doing so will remove surface stains and get rid of any plague you might have missed.

Not only does it clean your teeth, if used properly, it can re-freshen your breath, clean your gums and tongue, and free your teeth from any plague!

There, caught in a tiny tent-shaped trap, was what every Florida farmer dreads as keenly as a winter freeze: Ceratitis capitata, the Mediterranean fruit fly, which destroys fruit and vegetables as comprehensively as any biblical plague of locusts.Agronomists hoped the insect was a solitary "hitch-hiker", which might have floated into Florida on a fluke wind or in a smuggled fruit.

Epidemiologic investigation did not identify any other plague patients before patient 1.

"Feast During a Plague," at any rate, was well managed, and Strauss's "Till Eulenspiegels Lustige Streiche" at the end had style and precise energy.

North Africa's last major locust outbreak, in 1987-89, was a plague by any measure.

In any case, the former is an issue that might plague any competitor in any similarly formatted rally.