Sentence examples for curses over from inspiring English sources

While race is noticeably absent in that language, the implication was meant to invoke an embedded racial prejudice: that a black kid hurling curses over the sound of loud music must mean the kid is a gun-brandishing thug.

Case in point, a video from Mr. King racked up more than a million views by dubbing curses over a Boston Dynamics demonstration of the bipedal Atlas robot.

Venezuela is another example of the pitfalls of what is sometimes called the resource curse, over-dependency on oil at the expense of modernisation and diversification.

"The curse is over, I think.

Christmas came with heavy flights of snow, to borrow an old phrase, and soon I'll probably be muttering and cursing all over again, the way I found myself doing a few weeks ago.

Methods may include screaming, cursing, turning over furniture in anger, all of which Number One confirmed he used.

My friend had fallen victim to the curse of over-complicated design.

And it's those same designers that we're counting on to save us from the curse of over-complicated design.

Niceness is of the utmost importance to him; he laments the time when people did not curse over parking spaces.

He cursed over the intercom and bailed with a couple brewskies and ride on a fun-looking slide.

You can hear the laughing and cursing over poker and dominos even when the games aren't being played.