Sentence examples for it a plague from inspiring English sources

He calls it "a plague you catch through your ears".

(And may we all please start calling it a plague?) These 50 million people are dying now.

In Arkansas, Glenn E. Studebaker, an entomologist with the Cooperative Extension Service at Little Rock, said: "I wouldn't call it a plague of locusts.

She attributed her pain to her terrible upbringing in Costa Rica, where, as a child in San Joaquín, she was tormented for her sexuality ("What hurts isn't being homosexual," she said, "it's that people throw it in your face as if it were a plague"), and to her early struggles in Mexico, where she arrived as a teen-ager.

A rat is a rumor until it is seen, and then it becomes a plague.

"It's a plague," he said.

Instead, critics treated it like a plague.

It was a plague, sickness of the soul".

"From my point of view," he said, "it's a plague on both your houses".

The Tory home secretary, Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, described it as "a plague over England".

"The Jehovah's Witnesses hate child abuse and believe it's a plague on humanity," Mr. McCabe said.