Sentence examples for plague at from inspiring English sources

I made my first feature film The Plague at 22 for £3,500.

The only way to make America safe is to focus every possible effort on stamping out the plague at source.

In Cape Town, a new effort to divide, aimed at keeping Europeans healthy, began after the arrival of bubonic plague at the start of the 20th century.

"Imagine my skepticism when the New York doctor said there were two people with plague at the same time," Dr. Ettestad said.

Thucydides, having scarcely brought the Peloponnesians into Attica, switches styles dramatically to record the outbreak of a dreadful plague at Athens.

She took charge of Matteo's commissions and negotiated the sale of several important paintings, including Nicolas Poussin's "Plague at Ashdod," which now hangs in the Louvre.

When he delivers speeches, he'll often jab his finger at the lectern, as though he were enumerating the plagues at Passover.

Ostensibly trying to defend her privacy and financial interests, Eva was plagued at all hours by journalists, while presumably racking up a fortune in legal fees.

But the mechanical voting machines have been plagued, at times, with problems; if the machine's counter is broken, for instance, there is no paper record to double-check a vote.

Her characters include itinerant laborers, solitary wanderers, misfits, poor people plagued at every turn by trouble, repentant figures, outlaws, criminals, soldiers, a moonshiner, a farm girl, a reckless beauty queen, a love-wrecked woman, a drug addict, and a child.

Meanwhile, there are two outstanding new musical theatre pieces in London Road, about the Ipswich prostitute murders, at the National Theatre, and former Soft Cell front man Marc Almond in Ten Plagues at the Edinburgh Festival, written by playwright Mark Ravenhill and composer Conor Mitchell as an oratorio of lament for plague and Aids victims.