Sentence examples for Damn it all from inspiring English sources

Damn it all!" Still crying, and with the purple kickball still tucked under his arm, he goes back into the Quik-Pik.

Damn it all, I DON'T KNOW!

Alltel Wireless, which is now known to follow its name with the phrase "America's largest network," announced yesterday the ability to access mywaves mobile video service on several of its phones (take that, YouTube!) and damn it all if it didn't slip right by the CrunchGear news desk.

"God damn it all to hell," Gragnola said, and the priest did not even blink.

By the end – as father and son are awaiting medical-test results – damn it all if I wasn't a complete emotional wreck.

Whole passages of non-event stream by, and you half want to scream, and yet — damn it all — by the end of "The New World" the spell of the images, plus the enigma of Kilcher's expression (she is as sculpted as an idol, and every bit as amenable to worship), somehow breaks you down.

Italian producer and SCI+TEC regular Francesco Bergomi says, set times be damned, it all depends on who's playing first.

Damn it, for all Leeds's frivolous flashiness, this place could just be proof that there is creative heft to this city after all.

I was just looking at him, like, Damn, it's all come down to this.

Damn it, I think all my teeth are broken.

Yes, former Dragons' Den fiscal superstar (and Nick Clegg's "social mobility tsar") may talk about nepotism being bad, and then admit he's employed his daughters … but let's face it, at least people are talking about social mobility now, and that's exactly what he and Nick want us to do … damn it, we've all been played like fiddles here.