Sentence examples for having a pox from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that the owners were responsible for the lockout, because of their own inability to spend money correctly, the public ended up having a "pox on both houses" take on the situation by the time it was resolved.

In contrast to her garrulous husband, she avoids members of the press on the campaign trail as though they had a pox.

"This is the first one to hit us, but how long until we have a chicken pox outbreak, or mumps or polio?" said Sara Sonnet of San Rafael, a mother of two young girls who are both fully immunized.

Once you have had a chicken pox outbreak of more than 50 blisters, you will have a lifetime immunity to developing it again.

Advise them that you suspect you have a pet with monkey pox.

Proliferating "free-trade areas" have become a pox on the world trading system.

Yes, supply side economics has been a pox on this country, on the world -- a pox on capitalism with a predatory financial system and unfiltered greed becoming a malignant cancer.

The situation between him and his brother has been a "pox" on his and his family's life, and he said he empathized far more with Ginn that the legions of followers, groupies, and yes men that surrounded and enabled him, only to later be baffled as to why he'd turned on them too.

The situation between him and his brother has been a "pox" on his and his family's life, and he said he empathised far more with Ginn than the legions of followers, groupies and yes men that surrounded and enabled him, only to later be baffled as to why he'd turned on them too.

Why isn't having a bad boyfriend like having the chicken pox?

What I do know is that our family's fully vaccinated ability not to worry about the chicken pox meant that chicken pox had a silver lining.