Sentence examples for cursing about from inspiring English sources

You might even start cursing about how, under Mayor Bloomberg, everything was for sale, even the views.

It was so grueling and the plane to the West Coast grew so chilly the normally placid Mr. Bradley roamed the aisles cursing about another cold dinner.

In the end, the Red Sox are self-destructive or the Yankees are opportunistic or there is another wrinkle that leaves Boston cursing about New York while extending the curse.

Its opening scene – intended to establish Hillary as the same old bitch – places Clinton at her favorite restaurant in Chappaqua, surrounded by wine, cursing about her former boss (Obama) to her girlfriends.

Xiaomi latest tech product won't have Apple fans baying and cursing about patents.

I'd rather be cursing about the cruel gods of finances than taking a breath and telling myself "Maybe no pot this week for you, you crustbucket".

What follows is a snapshot of how New York and New Yorkers coped with, cursed about, combated and possibly even enjoyed the weather.

It turns out, there is plenty to curse about in Mexico these days.

Then his ex-teammate cursed about making a mistake, Mr. Morris said.

And don't curse about the power of money in all this.

He could be prideful and self-involved, like the time he crashed his manager's press conference to curse about being denied an R.B.I. by the scorekeeper.