Sentence examples for all darn from inspiring English sources
Not all were blockbusters, some weren't even mild commercial successes, but they're all darn good flicks.
@ImNinaGarcia: The "Project Runway" judge and Marie Claire editor will be wearing Google Glass all darn week -- so we'll likely see a lot from her. @StellaBugbee: The Cut's editorial director is sure to have a great view.
It seems that the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., is still figuring out just what to do with that $700 billion, announcing Wednesday that maybe it didn't make sense to buy up all those darn troubled assets after all.
No, although they are all so darn cute and they're all adoptable!
But just when you think a number is over, it starts up again, and no sooner are you recovering from that one, then there's another one, with all the same darn back flips, pirouettes, etc.
In his speech that day, McConnell said that "we're not going to be debating all these gosh darn proposals".
Because one day, when you're really rich (you won't be, thanks to them) you sure as heck don't want to pay taxes on all that gosh darn loot?
In fact, at a meeting of billionaire GOP funders in June, hosted by the Koch brothers, McConnell promised that if he became Senate majority leader, "we're not going to be debating all these gosh darn proposals" like the minimum wage.
And the scenery wasn't all that darn fresh either.
If it wasn't for all that darn social ineptitude he'd be Mr Darcy.
