Sentence examples for got the plague from inspiring English sources

PRISONER 1: Warden's kid got the plague.

Southam said he packed a hospital mask in his carry-on luggage in case a seatmate "looks like they've got the plague".

Meanwhile, down in Naples, the king of France - 'Allo 'Allo – has got the plague, and most probably the clap as well.

So I grabbed Ysac's hand, careful to avoid the boils — poor thing's got the plague, probably won't see next harvest — and we ran all the way to the abbey to see if we couldn't get a monk to read me letter.

So I grabbed Ysac's hand, careful to avoid the boils poor thing's got the plague, probably won't see next harvest and we ran all the way to the abbey to see if we couldn't get a monk to read me letter.

While some news agencies quoted a Kyrgyz health official saying the youth got the plague from a flea bite, a local newspaper reported that the boy was sickened after eating a barbecued marmot while visiting relatives in southern Kyrgyzstan.

Further, now that we have voted to leave, the most recent GDP growth numbers were pretty good, we've not got the plagues of boils, rains of blood and cats lying down with dogs predicted, well, how long are people going to remain that unconfident?

Statistically, there is a greater chance of winning the lottery then there is of getting the plague.

Thematically Nolan and Dickens are both saying that even if stuff sucked a lot in the past (like mom dying in prison and everyone getting the plague and having to climb out of the pit you were born in with a weird, deformed, masked dude as your only friend), you have to somehow get over it!

January the Second: Read scroll about how sitting all day is the new getting-the-plague.

It's like having somebody who's got the black plague — we do have the right to quarantine people though it's not their fault.