1. It's riddled with mold.

2. The body was riddled with bullets.

3. These natives are riddled with superstition.

4. This article is riddled with errors.

5. The car was riddled with bullets.

6. The whole house was riddled with damp.

7. 1 The house was riddled with dry rot.

8. Her typing was slow and riddled with mistakes.

9. The topic of birth is riddled with superstition.

10. His body was riddled with cancer.

11. Self - parody and saltiness riddled their core genre.

12. He wore an old jacket riddled with holes.

13. But it is riddled with unforeseeable pitfalls, too.

14. Her body was riddled with secondary tumors.

15. The mountains are riddled with adits and holes.

16. The bodies of the hostages were found riddled with bullets.

17. The door of the fort was riddled with bullets.

18. By this time her body was riddled with cancer.

19. The sector remains riddled with Agelong challenges such as decrepit infrastructure

20. They were the principal shareholders in a bank riddled with corruption.

21. 2 Election campaigns have always been riddled with demagogy and worse.

22. It is a barren wasteland riddled with fire, and ash and dust.

23. The whole government was riddled with graft, bribery, and corruption.

24. The argument set forth in his article was riddled violently.

25. The anti-aircraft guns riddled the plane's wings with bullets.

26. The bodies of four people were found riddled with bullets.

27. Academic evaluation of the phenomenon of Bossism is riddled with ambivalence

28. The second half is riddled with contradictions, self-Aggrandizements and rationalizations

29. Mr Jones was dismissive of the report, saying it was riddled with inaccuracies.

30. It is a barren wasteland... riddled with fire, and ash and dust.

31. The government of Pakistan is weak, corrupt, and riddled with traitors.

32. 26 His wife's body was exhumed and found to be riddled with arsenic.

33. The ballon was riddled with antiaircraft fire and sank burning to the ground.

34. The Big Bopper’s frame was riddled with fractures, from his skull to his legs

35. His wife's body was exhumed and found to be riddled with arsenic.

36. Adieu Lyrics: And I long for you to appear / After losing your way across star riddled skies / To carry you home / And I long for you to appear / After losing your way across star riddled skies

37. Science and invention is riddled with it but it can also happen in the arts

38. A sudden burst of gunfire from behind the workbench riddled the wall harmlessly behind her.

39. The numerous natural cavities that riddled the area offered shelter from the elements and from predators.

40. However, the government was riddled with corruption and he had no money to bribe the officials.

41. The female self, under male domination, is riddled through and through with false or conditioned desires.

42. 4 A sudden burst of gunfire from behind the workbench riddled the wall harmlessly behind her.

43. The surface of the Earth is absolutely riddled with holes, and here we are, right in the middle.

44. Jobs in the state sector are allocated by examination, but in reality the system is riddled with nepotism and clientism.

45. The great Pangaean landmass was now riddled with miles and miles of coastline, and the world was slowly transformed.

46. The history of education in general, and mathematics education in particular, is riddled with attempts to nullify basic tensions.

47. Moreover, the Korean communists had been riddled by internal differences, and different communist fractions were present in the new unified party.

48. As none of us mutated to endure extreme g-force or being riddled by bullets, I suggest we suit up.

49. Riddled with a thousand gaping wounds , this reactionary clique is now beset with difficulties and contradictions both in internal and external affairs.

50. Nodding in assent, he told me that the nation's police force is riddled with officers that have a thuggish bush mentality.

51. Like Ephraim to the north, Judah deserves this discipline from Jehovah, for she too is riddled with apostasy. —2 Chronicles 28:1-4, 18, 19.

52. Amberjack, often to an angler’s dismay, are frequently riddled with infestations of long, thin, white worms with the consistency of cooked spaghetti.

53. Its steep sides are thronged with Goblin strongholds and its rocky slopes overlay caves and tunnels that are riddled with evil creatures.

54. The world's most prestigious insurance company was last night squaring up to take on MPs who have accused it of being riddled with corruption.

55. The city's Convoluted electoral system is riddled with rotten boroughs, giving some corporate voters 4,000 times more punch than the votes of ordinary citizens

56. Kids jumped out from an alleyway and riddled me with liquid fire from squirt guns--the guns weren’t filled with water, they were loaded with paint.

57. The moon’s surface is riddled with Craters ranging in size and structural complexity, and billions of years ago before life emerged, the Earth looked the same way

58. Decision-Making 6 Cognitive Biases That Are Messing Up Your Decision Making Forewarned is forearmed: The human mind is riddled with dangerous blind spots and illogical shortcuts.

59. Welcome to Cyprus Strike out beyond the sun-soaked stretches of sand to discover an island of compelling culture and landscapes, steeped in myth and riddled with ancient riches.

60. Old Robert draws the Backbrand in, The green logs steam and spit; The half-awakened sparrows flit From the riddled thatch; and owls begin To whoo from the gable-slit.

61. Thus, while the critics claim that their theories are needed to account for supposed inconsistencies in Genesis, examination shows that the theories themselves are riddled with inconsistencies.

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63. Saltiness, Coarseness (noun) language or humor that is down-to-earth "the saltiness of their language was inappropriate"; "self-parody and saltiness riddled their core genre" Coarseness, graininess, granularity (noun)

64. Examples of Anadromous in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web This 250-mile-long nook in the Bering Sea is largely undeveloped—an area the size of Iceland, riddled with lakes, streams and …

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66. I have previously examined smoked chum salmon sides that were riddled with cysts and some sockeye runs in Barkley Sound (southern B.C., west coast of Vancouver Island) are noted for their high incidence of infestation."

67. You should seek to move our nations towards modernity – modern nations with freedom of expression, freedom of faith, gender equality - academic, social, political and economic equity. Your duty will be to eliminate the poverty that has riddled the region.

68. ‘Why, given its exceedingly smooth beginnings, is the universe so Clumpy, on all scales from galaxies to galactic superclusters?’ ‘Sure enough, there was a huge shell of Clumpy, hole-riddled gas that looked like a nearly dissipated planetary nebula.’

69. "The Bravest" may have been riddled with same old clichés and yet, this is the kind of blockbuster-sized movie that deserved to be seen on the big screen just for the spectacles alone.

70. Written and directed by Ben Callner, along with brother Adam Callner as producer, “Adman” is a clever comedy-romance that makes its mark through sheer ingenuity and smarts, breathing new life into a genre that is often riddled with cliches

71. ‘Why, given its exceedingly smooth beginnings, is the universe so Clumpy, on all scales from galaxies to galactic superclusters?’ ‘Sure enough, there was a huge shell of Clumpy, hole-riddled gas that looked like a nearly dissipated planetary nebula.’

72. ‘They were engine-room hands: Bunkermen who stuffed coal into the boilers; donkeywallahs who tended the donkey engines; they greased the machinery and riddled the furnaces.’ ‘These systems, and many other aspects of log transport, were governed by steam-powered ‘donkey engines.’’

73. Carnitas. The undisputed king of the taco cart. The Mexican answer to American pulled pork, at their best they should be moist, juicy, and ultra-porky with the rich, tender texture of a French confit, and riddled with plenty of well-browned crisp edges

74. The opening brass riddled trilogy “One Step On” was an Austacious pounding with extremely fast leadbreaks by Zagni which included a very speedy rendition of the Stones’ “Paint It Black” featuring Renaissance bassist Louis Cennamo.The highlight was a heavy loaded bluesy lament called “USA”.

75. The opening brass riddled trilogy “One Step On” was an Austacious pounding with extremely fast leadbreaks by Zagni which included a very speedy rendition of the Stones’ “Paint It Black” featuring Renaissance bassist Louis Cennamo.The highlight was a heavy loaded bluesy lament

76. ‘They were engine-room hands: Bunkermen who stuffed coal into the boilers; donkeywallahs who tended the donkey engines; they greased the machinery and riddled the furnaces.’ ‘These systems, and many other aspects of log transport, were governed by steam-powered ‘donkey engines.’’

77. 4 hours ago · Clearly it is because the nation’s gun control laws are so weak and ineffective that they might as well have been riddled by an AK-47, the Russian-born assault rifle that has been the weapon of choice in many Bloodbaths.

78. ‘Old English sounds riddled with Anastrophe to speakers of Modern English.’ ‘He also engages in that time-tested rhetorical device, the ad hominem attack, through an Anastrophe.’ ‘That grandness is achieved with two schemes: Anastrophe (inversion of normal word order) and antithesis (juxtaposition of contrasting ideas).’

79. ‘Some historians Characterize Du Bois's thinking as riddled with contradiction.’ ‘Only the most revisionist historian would Characterize the Confederacy as an insurgency.’ ‘That would involve a characterisation of those laws and there might well be difficulty in characterising those laws as anything other than penal, when one looks at

80. ‘Some historians Characterize Du Bois's thinking as riddled with contradiction.’ ‘Only the most revisionist historian would Characterize the Confederacy as an insurgency.’ ‘That would involve a characterisation of those laws and there might well be difficulty in characterising those laws as anything other than penal, when one looks at