Sentence examples for plagued by flies from inspiring English sources

In spring, the unpaved streets were churned into thick mud and in summer the settlement reeked of human effluent and was plagued by flies and mosquitoes.

They are plagued by flies and, at night, by mosquitoes.

But the Flying Saucers ride was also plagued by mechanical and technical problems — glitches that Disney designers promised to solve in Luigi's Flying Tires.

That's why I was motivated to create a character like Joseph, who is literally plagued by his own history, who cannot just fly out of Cincinnati and never have to look back.

In reality, the MoD's procurement budget rose in real terms over the last five years and the only major equipment casualty was the Nimrod patrol aircraft that was plagued by technical problems and not fit to fly.

Initially expected to fly in 2007, it has been plagued by production flaws.

Helen has been flying under the radar for years, plagued by her odd talents as well as her obsessive need to hide — a difficult trick for a girl who is both Amazon-big and Helen-of-Troy beautiful.

here [in America] all they are concerned about is selling an evening's entertainment. the buyer is the boss, hard to please, suspicious, blasé or plagued by strange wishes, always ready to shoo away sellers like bothersome flies.

A Legislature plagued by corruption.

His leadership has been plagued by missteps.

Sanchez continues to be plagued by giveaways.