Sentence examples for plague broke from inspiring English sources

The plague broke out again in 1907, and the same year there was an epidemic in Seattle.

In 1994, plague broke out in Surat, a coastal city on the Arabian Sea north of Bombay.

First, a terrible plague broke out in Moscow; along with the hardships imposed by the war, it created a climate of disaffection and popular agitation.

Perhaps the most severe example of medical panic transforming itself into racial prejudice took place in 1899, when bubonic plague broke out in Hawaii.

It reached the United States through a plague ship from Hong Kong that docked at Hawaii, where plague broke out in December 1899, and then San Francisco, whose plague epidemic began in March 1900.

No matter what the commentary of every passing double-decker tour bus bawls out, the close was not sealed off after plague broke out, and the unfortunate inhabitants were not walled up alive in their homes, with the odd half loaf of mouldy bread thrown in to them.

The result was a speech that was unremittingly bleak, depicting an America that was broke, plagued by crime and besieged by murderous immigrants.

Plagued from the top by owners who were broke or fraudulent or uninterested or a seedy combination of all three, the Islanders kept falling short of the playoffs.

But it's also going broke, and doctors are fleeing it like the plague because of the loss-producing reimbursement rates.

Broke it.

"Broke Britannia!