Sentence examples for plagued with a from inspiring English sources

Plagued with "a distinctly unlucky shoot", McKinnon soldiered on.

U.K.F.I. had been plagued with a string of departures of senior personnel over the last seven months.

His business was successful but his life was plagued with a heavy habit of drugs and alcohol.

At Chelsea at the start of last season, Sturridge was plagued with a hamstring injury before his move to Liverpool in the January transfer widow.

At the same time, California was plagued with a series of natural disasters floods, fires, droughts, and earthquakes which contributed to diminishing the allure of the Golden State.

Mr. Leibovitz wins despite his body, which is plagued with a degenerative bone disease that restricts movement and makes playing painful.

I wouldn't even understand there being a permanent one, but at least I wouldn't be plagued with an insistent, existential sense of waste, making me yearn for a giant metaphorical recycling system, probably from Ikea.

In 2007 he had a funny cameo in Simon Pegg's comedy Hot Fuzz, a mildly Wicker Man-inspired comedy about the sleepiest town in the country, plagued with an alarmingly disproportionate accident rate.

McDonald's has marketed the Dollar Menu to teenagers, young adults and minorities who are already plagued with an especially high incidence of obesity and related health problems like diabetes.

Sony, Stringer told journalists in Tokyo, is plagued with an "addiction to vertical integration".

"This area is plagued with an imbalance between lots and lots of theory and very little experimental data to test these theories," she says.