Sentence examples for be jinxed from inspiring English sources

"But that building seems to be jinxed," she added.

For a while, Dean thought she might be jinxed.

He would be jinxed and his roosters would lose.

But to be jinxed by a goat who was evicted from a ballpark?

Doubt means you can't be jinxed, because you're not that fickle to begin with.

"After all the relentless hype and endless replays of previous Kiwi choking (not that I ever grow tired of it), this going to be jinxed isn't it?" wonders Guy Hornsby.

It seemed to be jinxing its installers as well, as time and again their forklift refused to heave it to the right spot.

I am jinxed.

I sometimes think we're jinxed.

Lally added, "They're jinxed".

Did he think he was jinxed against him?