Sentence examples for cursed day from inspiring English sources

No one is wrong in all this, and no one, however conflicted their emotions, feels that Sept. 11 was anything less than a cursed day.

As long as we see these programs as simple entertainments and fodder for internet deep dives at 2am rather than sirens alerting us to the inequity of our world, there will be more Averys and Tamir Rices until on one cursed day, we can bear it no longer.

Even the Queens-Midtown Tunnel, cursed every day by commuters, could be up for grabs.

The next eight decades proved to be ones of ineptitude and almost farcically blown chances for the Red Sox, and somewhere between nonsense, folklore and, quite possibly, the God's honest truth is the reason: Boston was forever cursed the day they dealt the Babe.

It wasn't long before the rave gods cursed the Day One crowd with a massive rain storm, along with some serious winds.

I only wish that man hadn't been there and that Christy & I would behappily engaged.I don't know y I'm so cursed.One day truth will come out.

Johnson took his stab at this seemingly cursed position Saturday night and delivered a good-though-uneven performance.

Later that night, alone after a long day of reliving painful memories and cursing the day I met Larry Nassar, it really hit me.

"We often curse the day we started with chickens," Mr. Lord said, laughing.

I curse the day I ever met you, Marx! Shulman told me what happened over there.

Then he raged, writing to the American Ambassador, James Monroe, "I should be tempted to curse the day I knew America.