Sentence examples for curse with from inspiring English sources

Maybe Maria Sharapova has brought the curse with her.

That was necessary; characters in "In the Loop" curse with Shakespearian inventiveness.

In Britain, Mr. Norton is allowed to curse with reckless abandon, and nudity is rarely an issue.

Nixon and his national-security adviser, Henry Kissinger, became, as Mistry puts it, "names to curse with".

Shukree Hassan Tilghman begins "More Than a Month," his investigation of whether Black History Month is a blessing or curse, with his tongue in his cheek.

Besides, now that I'm stepping away (though the App Smart column will continue) and taking my boomtown curse with me, they may owe me something.

Some are cursed with too much.

If some restaurants are cursed with bad locations, maybe others are cursed with bad labor relations.

Every Blessing is cursed with secrets.

All have been cursed with disastrous political leadership.

I've been fortunately cursed with a one-track mind.