Sentence examples for in plague from inspiring English sources

The same weather that has promoted hantavirus has caused a rise in plague in the Southwest.

In Plague, combat has been stripped out entirely and stealth made far easier.

Those doubts were laid to rest last year by detection of the bacterium's DNA in plague victims from mass graves across Europe.

The investigators considered two basic hypotheses to explain the contrasting epizootic-enzootic patterns observed in plague and other transmittable epidemic diseases.

Even in "Plague in an Ancient City," by far his most rhetorical work, with the dead and dying strewn across a checkered piazza, the emotional climate is temperate.

In plague, isolation is important to prevent person-to-person spread, but it does not have an effect on the main route of infection by bites of the rat flea.

It does not appear in people whose ancestors lived in plague-free areas of the world.

The protagonist, Aschenbach, checks himself into a cosmopolitan hotel in plague-ridden Venice, to fulfil his wish to die.

He is concerned to deal with life's ultimate questions and, such is his mastery of cast and written word and camera, that he nowhere needs to strain his idiom to show that the essence of the matter in plague-stricken, medieval, unrealistic Sweden was essentially the same of it is in nuclear-fissionable Europe to-day.

Holy Fools is the story of Juliette, a street acrobat who becomes infatuated with Guy LeMerle, a mysterious, corrupt and beautiful young man who leads his outrageous, satirical dance troupe from town to town in plague-torn, politically volatile 17th-century France.

Meanwhile in plague-ravaged Seville, Bartolomé Estebán Murillo helped popularize the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception with some 20 versions including The Immaculate Conception of Aranjuez.