Riddled

The city was riddled with crime, making it unsafe for residents.

The sponge was riddled with small pores, making it perfect for cleaning dishes.

The old house was riddled with cracks in its walls.

The detective's report was riddled with cryptic clues that led to the solution of the crime.

The project was riddled with budget overruns and delays.

The fabric of the shirt was riddled with moth-eaten holes.

The scientist riddled through the data to uncover the hidden patterns.

The team of researchers riddled through historical documents to piece together the events of the past.

The town's economy was riddled with unemployment and poverty.

The ancient artifact was riddled with small cavities caused by erosion.

The old shipwreck on the ocean floor was riddled with openings, creating an underwater habitat for marine life.

The sieve was riddled with holes, causing the flour to pass through easily.

The paper was riddled with pinprick-sized punctures caused by the stapler.

The journalist riddled through the interview transcript to find any inconsistencies in the witness's statements.

The speech was riddled with grammatical mistakes.

The archaeologist discovered a cave riddled with ancient carvings.

The fabric was riddled with moth holes, rendering it unusable.

The constant drilling in the mine riddled the walls with tunnels.

The auditor riddled the financial records to identify any discrepancies.

The old wooden door was riddled with termite holes.

The report was riddled with errors, requiring extensive proofreading.

The worn-out shoes were riddled with holes in the soles.

The detective found a murder victim riddled with bullet holes.

The city was riddled with crime and corruption.

The software engineer riddled the code to eliminate bugs and improve performance.

The comedian's jokes were riddled with clever wordplay and double entendre.

The drill sergeant riddled the recruits' target with bullet holes.

The author's novel was riddled with metaphors and abstract imagery.

The coach's instructions were riddled with jargon that confused the players.

The exam was riddled with difficult questions.

The car windshield was riddled with cracks after being hit by a hailstorm.

The report was riddled with errors and inaccuracies.

The storm riddled the roof with hail, causing extensive damage to the house.

The patient's body was riddled with cancer, requiring intensive treatment and surgery.

The old house was riddled with termites, causing extensive damage to the wooden structure.

The politician's speech was riddled with contradictions.

The old wooden ship was riddled with termites.

The coach riddled the team with challenging drills during practice.

The detective riddled through the evidence to uncover the identity of the killer.

The worn-out fishing net was riddled with small tears.

The organization was riddled with internal conflicts and power struggles.

The fabric of the dress was riddled with tiny embroidered flowers.

The target was riddled with bullet holes from the intense shooting practice.

The sponge soaked up the spilled water, leaving the countertop riddled with tiny droplets.

The sponge cake was riddled with small tunnels of cream filling.

The country was riddled with poverty and unemployment.

The boxer's quick jabs riddled his opponent's defense.

The abandoned building was riddled with bullet holes from a previous conflict.

The teacher riddled the math problem, helping the students understand the solution.

The football team's defense was riddled with weaknesses.