Sentence examples for daily scourge from inspiring English sources

Roger's misadventures as he loses sight of Bob and Joan and passes through these villains' clutches are emphatically punctuated with excerpts from The Daily Scourge, a tabloid that sensationalizes with alacrity.

Ever since video of the 2014 fatal shooting of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald by a Chicago police officer emerged in December, Emanuel has faced mounting scrutiny and calls to resign, especially from sectors of Chicago's black community who feel he has done nothing to help lift them out of poverty or tackle the daily scourge of gun violence.

Is there a way to untangle the passions around a constitutional right from the daily scourge of gun violence and body counts?

The arrests come one week after staff at the Eiffel Tower went on strike to protest the daily "scourge" of pickpockets and to demand "long-term action" against thieves at Paris's top landmark.

Then there is the Daily Mail, scourge of the Leveson process for its supposed threat to freedom of the press.

Lewis Black E4 Udderbelly, SE1, Sun Daily Show regular and scourge of the right wing, Black has a show that's packed with laughs.

Brown suddenly had two weeks to persuade a dozen sets of reluctant parents to send their sons to a country where a crowded disco or a pizza place could be blown up, where violence and terrorism have been the scourge of daily life.

Savonarola scourges himself daily in his cell.

John Fairchild, the former publisher of Women's Wear Daily, once called her the scourge of the press.

"This casual — " he stopped before saying "scourge".

Archbishop Dolan compared the pope to Jesus, saying he was "now suffering some of the same unjust accusations, shouts of the mob, and scourging at the pillar," and "being daily crowned with thorns by groundless innuendo".