Sentence examples for creating a curse from inspiring English sources
A slew of good Red Sox players also moved to the Yankees over the next five years, including Babe Ruth, creating a curse that Boston could not undo.
Hot and humid, the armpit populated by bacteria cursed with creating a noxious odor.
Tom Friedman, 1992 In 1992, Friedman created Untitled (A Curse), which appears to be nothing more than a pedestal.
Following the success of The Curse of the Black Pearl, the challenge to creating a sequel was, according to Verbinski, "You don't want just the Jack Sparrow movie.
In order to further investigate the role of transmissive stages in the evolution of virulence we created a modified version of the "curse of the pharaoh" model [ 15] to fit the T. castaneum- P. whitei system.
A cursing ban could create a legal nightmare for employers, he says.
Similarly John Malashock, a choreographer who spent years dancing with the Twyla Tharp Dance troupe in New York and has worked with Lar Lubovitch, Anna Sokolow and Donald McKayle, has created a dance called "Blessings and Curses".
She creates a delightfully mannered, almost musical performance, drawing out vowels and spitting out consonants, particularly if they are curses.
Secondly, the rapid increase in the availability of large numbers of genetic markers increases the number of potential predictors considerably, which, when combined with the significantly smaller number of observations, creates a statistical problem called the 'curse of dimensionality'.
The singleness of his vision most certainly led to its tendency toward repetition (How many fortunes can one man inherit? Are the Bateses truly cursed?), but it also created an air of consistency.
