Sentence examples for about the curse from inspiring English sources

He worries about the curse of negative feedback.

I ask about The Curse of the Jade Scorpion.

"He didn't say anything about the Curse of the Bambino.

They warn him about the curse on the Ring, but he laughs off their concerns.

Chicago, like Boston until Wednesday night, has its curse and its books about the curse and its famous fans willing to opine about the curse.

Ron Carey once joked about the curse of the teamster presidency.

He has consistently denied being influenced by Japanese writers; he even spoke, early in his career, about escaping "the curse of Japanese".

It suggested a kind of criminal intent or an evil that befalls a person, hurled down from above, and he recalled Joel's remark about the curse-worthy nature of the itch, something semi-Biblical.

But here's the great thing about the Cursing Mommy, which perhaps accounts for her popularity — she's a caricature, but she isn't a joke.

I worried a little about the cursed asymmetry of one thigh getting more use than the other, like when you're breastfeeding.

In June, during the second act of "Dutchman," her character sings the famous lines about the cursed Dutchman needing a faithful wife, and is crushed in the arms of the bass-baritone who plays him.