Sentence examples for bit of a plague from inspiring English sources

This is what Theresa May, the shadow work and pensions secretary who is running the Tory campaign here, had to say: There's a bit of a "plague on all your houses" feeling.

I was going through a bit of a bad time, suffering from the depression that had plagued me since childhood, and was really overweight.

There's another one called "Memoirs of a Plague".

The consumptive cough plaguing Bellini (Lee Pace) during "Golden Age" is a bit of a red herring — he apparently died of an intestinal disorder — but that's forgivable.

For some artists, the work ended up being a way of dealing with their plaguing issues, while for others it was probably just a bit of a laugh.

"I think the Republicans bear the vast majority of the blame for these things, but there's a little bit of a 'plague on Washington' feeling now".

Bit of a scoop?

Bit of a maverick.

A bit of a jerk".

Bit of a gap".

"Bit of a bollocks.