Sentence examples for can darn from inspiring English sources
For about $40,000 you get a luxurious truck that can darn near climb anything you might consider a road and even amble up a lot of routes you wouldn't consider walking on.
Perhaps least obvious and most appreciated by passengers is how extra thick, laminated glass windows quiet the cabin; you can darn near whisper at 70 miles per hour and be heard throughout the cabin.
"It can be darn near anything you want it to be," said Don Stratton, a Griffin engineer.
As you can tell, darn it, by the very nomenclature, Coffs is a country and western sort of place, with a shoreline.
If the S&P 500 reports flat-to-down earnings in the upcoming quarters rather than the near 20% increases many analysts expect, you can be darn sure the index's P/E of 27.5, still extremely high relative to past norms, will take a further hit.
In the tax world, frivolity can be darned expensive.
"You can do pretty darn well with antibiotics alone," said Dr. Charles M. Helms of the University of Iowa, a panel member.
That's why it is so critical and so important, and so when people saying "What can you do?" Darn it, you're doing it, you really are.
As the students reflected back on themselves and to the class, they were candid and honest, as some of them realized that yes, it can be pretty darn hard not to be selfish.
On a personal note, Joynt shows journalists on the broadcast side can write pretty darn well, too.
