What is "plaguing"

Usage examples of "plaguing".

But it was noted that the unearthly canine choruses that had been plaguing Wilmington ended with that unscheduled concert.

The uncertainties plaguing their final intentions, and their guardedness, though understandable in the circumstances, left the two Grey Swords uncomfortable.

The child began to suck, settling its little rounded ears back at an absurd oblique angle: a peaceful tableau, if not for the presentiment of danger plaguing Kelly.

All the while the mute guitar stared back at her from the pilot's seat, threads of that haunting melody plaguing Helva as she maintained her vigil.

He had done no more than the opening measures so far, and the music was plaguing him.

He endured the scolding in good part because it kept Menolly from plaguing him.

No doubt she had been plaguing his life out to give a ball for that plain girl of hers, and this was his revenge, devil that he was!

Ever since he came I've been plaguing my memory to know where I'd seen that face before, and never could get to the bottom of it.

I was always plaguing him mercilessly with questions about Terranan and Darkovan history, while he was trying to be a good ruler.

She now sees herself as a Holy Woman, proclaiming the sainthood of Ninian Hobbes, and it provides a focus and outlet for her nuttiness far more dramatic and exciting than simply plaguing doctors with her alleged arthritis.

I know I am plaguing you, Jon, and doubtless I am being impudent and coarse.

That made her nervous, so she stripped, shifted and flew off as a sea eagle to practice her version of exercising to exorcise the demons plaguing her.

And getting closer and closer to discovering the answer to the question plaguing her, whether or not she'd been betrayed by ship and lover.