Sentence examples for blight with from inspiring English sources
He photographed and documented the blight with his iPad.
It's a moral blight with a huge price tag.
And a handy reference list of garden pests helps identify troubling bugs and blight, with advice on eradicating them.
He sees his city as clawing its way back from a half century of postindustrial blight, with $550 million invested in or committed to Paterson since 1998.
These changes could destabilise vital cancer diagnosis and treatment services, and are already leading to planning blight with regard to service improvements.
And I could populate my small-scale confectionery representation of urban blight with the congenitally deformed gingerbread men that I had baked alongside the cake.
The neighborhood was rough, Spiel recalled earlier this year, blighted with cheap motels.
It would come at the sight of some architectural abomination, or a roadside blighted with billboards.
British police have faced criticisms that their murder investigation has been blighted with delays.
He cites the pork industry, which used to be blighted with hog cholera.
Twitter and the internet mean we are blighted with over-communication.
