Sentence examples for would be plagued from inspiring English sources

Without it, he would be plagued by bronchitis and pneumonia.

But Mr Vajpayee thought the process would be too lengthy and would be plagued by legal challenges.

And a country awash with weapons would be plagued by the very violence that the world was seeking to avoid.

But they didn't want to live in a building with a restaurant, figuring they would be plagued by cockroaches.

Florey, however, hated any publicity, and feared that Heatley and the other team members would be plagued by desperate relatives of dying patients if news got out of the progress they were making.

Who would be plagued all his life by anger and affection, by gifts gone awry... by the inevitable, insufferable loss buried like a dark jewel at the heart of every act of love.

She'd be plagued by this question, once she crossed the bridge from that life to this life".

Marsan will be forever remembered for Happy-Go-Lucky's Scott: as soon as the film appeared, you suspected he'd be plagued by people shouting "En-Ra-Ha!" wherever he went.

It was nothing to do with the (gorgeous) location; I'd been plagued by the same bad dream for months.

In any event, his expressions of certainty were, perhaps, exacting a toll: he had confided to friends that he'd been plagued by bad dreams since his return.

He maintained that he wasn't unduly worried, that things would get back on track, and he referred repeatedly – though somewhat elliptically – to the back injury he'd been plagued by all year.