Sentence examples for real plague from inspiring English sources

"There's a real plague going on at the moment," she said.

"It's a real plague," said Andrew Albert, co-chairman of the Transportation Committee of Community Board 7, who estimates that half of the lampposts in his neighborhood are missing covers.

Chaos on African Campuses: Strikes, Protests, and Arson Are Common, But Poverty Is the Real Plague.

In 1801, American proto-epidemiologist (and future lexicographer) Noah Webster speculated that the 1770 epidemic "must have been the real plague" (6), what we now call "bubonic plague".

Now that we understand that disease comes from pathogens and parasites, it makes sense only as long as there are no real plagues.

They can't read stories about real plagues or nuclear war.

Some readers believe that the real wedding plague is not a lack of gifts, but a shortage of gratitude for the ones that are given.

Most important, tying Part D premiums to income does nothing to address the real problem plaguing Medicare: rising health care costs.

But the rest of the interview tossed discussion of confidence and achievement aside and focused on the real issue plaguing the female face of an entire nation: plastic surgery.

4. I Say Organic by Ashmeet Kapoor Where: www.isayorganic.com, 011-4108 7447, [email protected] Price: Minimum order of 250 rupees (about $5) Delivery: Up to 12 hours Returning to India after his getting his M.B.A., Ashmeet Kapoor, 27, wanted to do something concrete about the real issues plaguing the country.

His novel performs, at the narrative level, the mutual erosion of the fictive and the real that plagues its inhabitants.