Sentence examples for that bane from inspiring English sources
Inflation, that bane of yesteryear, was dormant.
And the Joker had one particular demonic superpower that Bane does not have.
Static cling, that bane of the laundry, is put to good use here: it's what makes the film stick to the screen, and makes it easily removable.
"Sometimes, I wish we did that," Bane says.
Added Cinemablend's Eric Eisenberg: "I have some terrific news: I understood every word that Bane said.
Dismayed that Bane is still alive, the Joker tries to goad Batman into killing him but Batman subdues him instead.
And the source of your deep-rooted anxiety is that perennial bane of the shopper, the dressing room.
The smog – that supposed bane of the city's postwar decades which he always downplayed – has all but vanished.
In Britain, a retiring curator of a National Trust estate said that the bane of his job there was visitors taking cuttings, sometimes stealing whole plants.
Click fraud, that perpetual bane of online advertisers, is usually hard to detect in the moment, but easy to spot after the fact.
After discovering that the Bane, creators of a soft drink called Bubble Shock!, harbour a destructive secret, she teams up with investigative journalist Sarah Jane Smith to prevent their plans.
