Sentence examples for blight first from inspiring English sources
Perhaps four billion of the majestic trees dominated woodlands in the Eastern United States in the early 1900s, when the blight first arrived in New York on a boat carrying Asian chestnut trees.
Bacterial blight first becomes evident as water-soaked streaks that spread from the leaf tips and margins, becoming larger and eventually releasing a milky ooze that dries into yellow droplets.
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Everton's fans will undoubtedly do just that, after Queens Park Rangers never threatened to blight their first hopeful step towards Wembley and a first piece of silverware since their 1995 FA Cup win.
Blight's first signs are chocolate-black splodges on the stems, which spread fast to leaves and fruit, turning the whole plant black and slimy.
By the time he was forced to venture out at dusk to lecture, however, he had convinced himself that coping with danger would be preferable to letting it blight his first expatriate experience.
For her part, Ms Ali has used the summer to campaign against the termination of cross-border money-transfer services by Barclays, a bank, after a series of constituents raised the issue in her surgeries.Even in North East Somerset, a charmed constituency whose only blight, at first glance, is overgrowing wisteria, the waiting room at Jacob Rees-Mogg's town-hall clinic is packed.
The blight was first observed in the Bronx Zoological Park in New York in 1904 [ 7] and within 50 years the American chestnut was nearly eliminated from the forest [ 8].
The Macpherson inquiry in 1999 also concluded there was no evidence that corruption blighted the first police murder investigation.
The City Council has already declared the City Park neighborhood blighted, the first legal action necessary to condemn it.
In May, Ikea got help from the City Council, which declared the City Park neighborhood blighted, the first step the city needed to seize the property under eminent domain proceedings.
