Examples of 'plagues' in a sentence
Meaning of "plagues"
Plague refers to a highly infectious and usually fatal epidemic disease, typically one involving bubonic plague, that ravaged Europe and Asia in the Middle Ages
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- plural of plague
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of plague
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Plagues have brought about wondrous cures.
That means the plagues are getting bigger.
Plagues have had better opening nights.
The dirt that plagues these slums.
He plagues the girls about their beaus.
With an issue that plagues hospitals nationwide.
Plagues and diseases that affect trees.
I will catch you plagues uno minuto.
When plagues wiped out whole cities.
All the horses died in the plagues.
He sent plagues at every turn just to stop me.
This problem that plagues our city.
The plagues get worse and worse.
Ness problem that plagues our city.
From plagues and people trying to fool us.
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From whoever he thinks is causing the plagues.
A series of plagues have been unleashed on the planet.
Which hath power over these plagues.
God warns of seven plagues announced by trumpets.
The plagues are sent during this persecution.
The purpose of the plagues was to send a message.
Plagues and cholera were common at the time.
The other nine plagues were no picnics either.
Plagues that are written in this book.
A curse that plagues the human body.
Yellowish leafs can be synonym for plagues.
Other plagues are already spreading in our cities.
A brand new problem plagues the market.
Diseases or plagues are in no sense checks and balances.
Free of the chaos that plagues them.
Patented plagues yield misery and money.
Gear availability is a problem that plagues kayakers.
Ten plagues had struck the country.
It is contemporaneous with the seven last plagues.
Biblical plagues really happened say scientists.
To the affliction that plagues this family.
Farmers are working with microbiologists to fight plagues.
The ten plagues are ancient ones.
David chose the three days of plagues.
Beware of the plagues if you say no though.
If there were not wars there would be plagues.
This is an example of what plagues journalism today.
If we all pitch in we can fight these plagues.
Only grass can feed plagues of these proportions.
Certainly would not need the plagues.
Nly grass can feed plagues of these proportions.
First of all the thirst that plagues us.
Plagues of melted snow every where.
The wars were accompanied by plagues and famine.
Through plagues and fires and all that.
