Sentence examples for be a pox from inspiring English sources

It will be a pox on these New York guys.'" But it was a defendant's hubris that was the trial's turning point.

"He was concerned we were taking so long that he would pass away before he saw it and that it would be a pox on his legacy.

Michael was sure that there would soon be a Pox television show, and he was imagining a toy version of the warriors -- action figures with interchangeable body parts, maybe, or radio-controlled little robots.

Of those who approved of having performers in the subway system at all (and a majority of the respondents did), 55 percent give money to performers on trains, and 45 percent never do, believing them to be a pox upon the commute.

Unless some degree of dialogue and accommodation is reached, regional insecurity will continue to be a pox on both houses.

One thing is clear inside the gates of hell: whatever wild flowers or weeds turn out to be capable of growing in the soil tilled so assiduously by the victors of 1991, Pax Americana proved to be a Pox Americana for the region and the world.

"Likability first" - it's a pox on writing.

It's a pox on the western part of our country".

In the bazaar of Lashkargar, the Helmand capital, the mood is "a pox on all their houses".

You might, though, catch some graffiti scrawled on concrete walls and darkened doorways, opining in classically Irish slang that, "Bono is a Pox".

Yes, super PACs are a pox and Citizens United should be revisited, but Obama didn't suffer any advertising shortfall in the end.