Sentence examples for the blight of from inspiring English sources
It's the blight of England fans.
The state must hear how residents want to transform the blight of the Sheridan Expressway.
Richmond argues that its public purpose is to prevent foreclosures and the blight of vacant properties.
It's the blight of social media," she hisses when I raise the subject.
Even the sick have been healed; their disease was caused by the blight of dictatorship.
The region has, slowly, recovered from the blight of 1997-98.
The right of return would be better named the blight of return.
She finds it difficult to reconcile bitterness over the blight of Andrew's illness with gratitude for the reprieve.
It is the blight of comedy that its own practitioners see it as a staging post on a "career plan".
It has asked residents to suggest which area should be spared the blight of pylons up to 160ft tall.
But the thing guaranteed to incense them more than anything else is the blight of the persistent, uninvited garden pest.
