Sentence examples for curses real from inspiring English sources

Curses, real name Luca Venezia (fka Drop the Lime), specializes in traversing the dark and moodier corners of the dancefloor.

My friend Zered Bassett sang songs from The Wedding Singer and Old School just so he could curse real loud into the microphone.

It is unknown if this actually happened, as it has been alleged that it was a hoax by a Toronto sportwriter, yet other sources maintain that "41 years is plenty long enough for any "curse," real or imagined".

But I assure sports curses are real.

9) The Super Bowl curse is real Brian Tuohy of Sports On Earth makes quick work of dismissing the "Madden Curse" and "the Curse of the Bambino".

On Wednesday night the sense was that, as chance after chance went begging, their players came to feel that they would never score, that the curse became real.

In California, where earthquakes like yesterday's do not qualify as news, officials dread being identified with the epicenter of a big quake because of the curse on real estate values.

The curse is real, folks.

Could it have been that the curse was real?

Many of the prevailing ethical issues are accentuated in the pediatric research context, and render the technological innovations in genetics 'a blessing and a curse, a real Pandora's Box', as one respondent maintained.

It's why ignorance may trump ideology as our real curse.