Sentence examples for curse fast from inspiring English sources

He must now lift that curse, fast.

The truckers look genuinely rattled; Mr. Yemm can't spew curse words fast enough as he tries to convey his displeasure at the recklessness around him.

Channing Tatum simply couldn't come up with enough curse words fast enough, so Jonah Hill stepped into the vulgarity breach.

A report in the WSJ earlier this week noted how the introduction of 4G has actually been both a blessing and a curse for users: the faster speeds make watching video fantastic, but it has also led to people, perhaps unwittingly, burning through their pre-alloted few gigabytes of data usage in as little as one day.

Keep casting spells and curses to level up fast.

John's Doncaster-based insurance wheeze is called One Call, and he has renamed Field Mill, where Mansfield has hosted football since 1861, the One Call Stadium, which sounds unfortunately like cursing if you say it fast enough (the "k" sound, comedian friends tell me, is a reliable purveyor of mildly comic obscenity).

He drove fast and ignored me, cursing at his eight-track tape deck, which was on the fritz.

It's a blessing and a curse for Apple: the A10 is faster still, but the phones are reaching the point where it's increasingly tricky to argue that faster processors really improve anything.

Such methods are more prone to the curse-of-dimensionality because of the fast growth of the number of elements caused by the axis based splitting.

I curse the flight broker and walk faster than I have in 20 years.

Moreover, this film debunks what was fast becoming the Reel History Curse of Mel Gibson.