Sentence examples for can damn from inspiring English sources

And if it's naive to think that the internet can save us, it's naive to think that it can damn us too.

Kirk insists that he often agrees with President Bush, saying that if "President Bush can work with Teddy Kennedy" — on the education package — "he can damn sure work with Ron Kirk".

"Remember how Mr. Town got killed when his well caved in and him in it?" "A well can damn cave in and I won't be in it," he said.

This is the car you would drive if you were one of only four taxi drivers in a seaside town; it doesn't look fancy and that's fine, because if people want glitz, they can damn well move to Canterbury.

I keep imagining myself as a witness, stating to a jury that I had been drunk, yes, or that I had maintained some questionable relationships, or behaved strangely these things that are the prerogatives and sometimes the hallmarks of the ordinary life of an imperfect person but can damn a woman so quickly once she says she's been hurt.

Who can damn the ambition, the soaring height, the sheer bravura of the Empire State Building as it soars high above the grid of mid-town Manhattan streets from clusters of less ambitious buildings of every style?

All that was left for this audience were reminiscences by old friends and a montage of film clips of her dancing in shows like "Can-Can," "Damn Yankees" and "Sweet Charity".

A1 ARTS E1-12 SPORTS D1-10 OBITUARIES C20-21 Gwen Verdon A Broadway dancer who performed in musicals like "Can-Can," "Damn Yankees" and "Chicago," she was 75.

Gwen Verdon, whose high-kicking artistry, flaming red hair and head-turning figure made her an unforgettable presence in musicals like "Can-Can," "Damn Yankees" and "Chicago," died yesterday in Woodstock, Vt.

But we can make damn sure it's not swept under the rug.

"You can do damn near anything and get away with it".