Sentence examples for Cut the damn from inspiring English sources

There's the suit and shirt that he wore when we renewed our vows last month – that the shirt is still there and intact is remarkable, as when a carer and I undressed him after the ceremony, I was so tired and the shirt was so tight that I thought I might have to cut the damn thing off him.

Even it I cut the damn thing off, my life will never be the same and melancholy nostalgia will follow memories of my beard.

So put a rubber band on your thumb, Sharpee all over it as a reminder, or cut the damn thing off, but stop putting other people's lives in danger because you are too busy or think you are too important to pull over or wait.

If the hawk can't cut it…cook the damn thing".

Here, for instance, is Helen of Troy (in Helen) lamenting her fate: God damn that man who cut the pine that made the ship that Paris, Priam's son, sailed in over the sea to my house, my bed, my god-damned beauty, goaded by the goddess of desire whose savage cruelty brought Greeks and Trojans sheer disaster – death with impartiality.

That the Tories cut the elected chamber while packing its unelected neighbour is a damning indictment.

I've put the folding instructions below just because I think it's hilarious that you have to cut and fold the damn thing.

"I cut it, but the damn thing is so resilient.

Now we know why Republicans are always, always saying we need to cut taxes, cut government, cut wages, cut environmental protections, cut worker-safety protections, cut health inspections, cut programs for the elderly, cut services for the mentally disabled, cut every damn thing that makes lives better for We the People.

There are all kinds of variants of a deal, and she was saying, 'For God's sake, cut some damn deal!' The White House didn't authorize her".

Hack the damn phone, Apple.