Sentence examples for capital curse from inspiring English sources

St George Illawarra's capital curse is now over after their stunning come-from-behind win against Canberra on Sunday night.

The Marathwada region, of which Aurangabad is the capital, is cursed with perpetual droughts.

Kruger despised Rhodes, considering him corrupt and immoral in his memoirs he called him "capital incarnate" and "the curse of South Africa".

If you take the view that capital flows are more of a curse than a blessing, probably not.

* Be wary of the curse of too much capital and resist the temptation to throw resources at innovation efforts.

BOUDREAU IN TROUBLE, WITH MOM Washington Capitals Coach Bruce Boudreau was caught cursing up a storm by HBO's cameras — just as Jets Coach Rex Ryan was.

Curse also raised a $6 million venture debt round from Multiplier Capital for acquisitions.

In his book "Cambodia's Curse" Joel Brinkley describes the UN force's first trip beyond the Cambodian capital.

This may sound like a curse; after all, how could it be helpful to have no access to capital?

Activism has long suffered the same curse as does the starving artist -- so much heart and so little capital.

Tripolitans curse the opening of the borders which has turned them into a minority in their own capital.