Instead of stuff, you could have other stuff, real stuff, and somehow that would scourge your soul as effectively as a traditional Japanese loofah, bound in hemp and suspended across a blond-oak bath rack, next to a cube of traditional Marseille soap.
As president, you would protect your homeland from the scourge of terrorism and if he is sabotaging your chances of becoming president, it is fair to assume he is on the side of the terrorists.
Adams had come to consider printers a scourge: rubbing your rulers is all well and good, but not when the ruler is you.
Burdock (Arctium minus), yellow dock (Rumex crispus), dandelion (the scourge of your lawn) — "these are all herbs that are frequently seen as a weeds and thrown out," he added.
We trust that you will also make it the mission of your Presidency to combat the scourge of poverty and disease everywhere.
A military mastermind (or scourge, depending on your perspective), Nebuchadnezzar devastated the Phoenician city of Sidon, defeated Egypt's armies and, in 587 BC, sacked Jerusalem's Temple of Solomon Saddamm's adventures in Kuwait and Iran are well known.
This week is the time for us to urge everyone -- in the shadows of the Super Bowl or the streets of your hometown -- to do your part in helping stop the scourge of human trafficking.
How best to battle the scourge of trading in your used videos games?
And the scourge of South Beach — waiting for your car — is minimized by the number of valets stockpiled on each shift.
It is absolutely shameful that India, which prides itself on being the largest democracy in the world, should allow such shameful corrupt practices ("Where a Cuddle With Your Baby Requires a Bribe," "The Hidden Scourge" series, front page, Aug. 30).
