Sentence examples for he plagued from inspiring English sources

He plagued opposition defences with an unnatural pace on the ball and could play on either flank, often doing so in the same game.

When I say that he plagued me for eight years, I'm not joking.

Although he enjoyed sports, he was plagued by a back injury suffered when he was thrown from a freight train during his college years.

Once he started working again, he was plagued by the thought that Gabriel might disapprove of how he was being depicted.

"He was plagued by survivor guilt; he kind of killed himself with alcohol," Mr. Schwimmer said.

Mr. Allen said he remained plagued by guilt that he never told the authorities about what some of his peers had carried in their knapsacks.

He was plagued with mental illness, and he was diagnosed with schizophrenia.

From the moment he arrived on the islands, he was plagued by two of the many motivators of civilization, poverty and disease.

Despite his sunny nature, he was plagued by nightmares from the suffering he saw during the war.

During World War II, Edward served as Governor of the Bahamas, where he was plagued by rumours and accusations that he was pro-Nazi.

Although he marked his arrival with a goal, he was plagued by knee problems.