Sentence examples for remember smallpox from inspiring English sources
Most Americans are too young to remember smallpox, whooping cough and polio.
The success of the smallpox eradication program is evidenced by the fact that many people today don't even remember how awful smallpox was.
I remember going for my smallpox vaccination to another old pasha's mansion that had become the headquarters of the district council.
… December 10 [1878], I remember that horrific day; 1,004 people died of smallpox in Fortaleza.
So let's accept that getting foreign aid right is harder than it looks — but also remember that 4,110 people didn't die today from smallpox.
Thirty-three yeago ago, vaccines were enthusiastically welcomed; many parents or grandparents still remembered children dead of smallpox, measles or polio.
Luther found that he could not remember or even recognize all of his sins, and the attempt to dispose of them one by one was like trying to cure smallpox by picking off the scabs.
Although she can't remember their ages, or her own, Runi must be about forty, because she dates her life from its first crucial memory: the smallpox epidemic that devastated Patna and much of surrounding Bihar province in 1974.
But what did The Economist and its founding editor, James Wilson, believe when Britain introduced its first laws making vaccination against smallpox compulsory in 1853 Wilson is often (and incorrectly) remembered by historians as a passionate advocate of classical political economy.
