Plague, The

noun

1. French La Peste, a novel (1947) by Albert Camus.

Example Sentences

There was neither the glare in high notes that mildly plague the New York Philharmonic’s restored David Geffen Hall, for which Scarbrough also was acoustician, nor quite the richness of Geffen’s base.

From Los Angeles Times

But despite this issue appearing to have been solved, other sources of pollution continue to plague the river.

From BBC

They also need a hitter to answer the same type of questions that plague the pitching.

From Los Angeles Times

Now, thanks to hazards like those, the city is temporarily closing a stretch of Palos Verdes Drive South to two-wheeled vehicles, citing the land movement that continues to plague the Palos Verdes Peninsula.

From Los Angeles Times

With experience, committing fewer turnovers and playing with more physicality, two issues that currently plague the Sparks, will come.

From Los Angeles Times