Sentence examples for plagues of from inspiring English sources

Pharaonic plagues of insects make me long for the traffic fumes of the city.

The Delta is where all Nigeria's plagues of political gangsterism, corruption and poverty converge.

Plagues of venomous crown-of-thorns starfish, which eat coral, have also caused widespread damage.

Plagues of locusts, and then the nicest guy in the world gets crucified?

* In a Koranic interpretation, the plagues of Egypt begin with a flood.

He has a litany of woes that read like the 10 plagues of young adulthood: Parental divorce.

Like other European vineyards, these were decimated by successive plagues of phylloxera, a pest that feeds on grape vines.

Its resources are limited, its tribes fiercely independent and well-armed, its plagues of poverty, illiteracy and malnutrition persistent.

Locusts, one of the 10 plagues of biblical lore, remain a real threat to survival for farmers around the world.

There are tons of things that could sink Obama – gas prices, Iran, Europe, plagues of frogs and locusts.

Mr. Grant may well have been inspired by the 10 plagues of the Bible as much as the Ten Commandments.