As near as dammit a pair of turtle doves.
But dammit... as any selfish, rabid fanboy/girl knows: when you grow attached to a series, one of the most annoying things to happen is when the actors get switched.
You may not have been there when he heard it, but his description of sound and music puts you near as dammit into the auditorium.
I've been quoted as saying dammit, if you can't laugh at it then you're gonna be depressed, so even though it might be painful, someone will crack a joke just to break the ice and keep moving on and I like to put that in my work as well.
Well, the appearance of solidarity: it can't have been fun to lose; Lily Gladstone should have snagged Breakthrough Actor, dammit, for her turn as the farmhand smitten with Kristen Stewart in Kelly Reichardt's Certain Women.
"He's two weeks older than me, so we're near as dammit the same age.
Ivy, calm as dammit, keeps the front door open and reaches into the night.
It's an 8am embargo, and all our shops near as dammit will be open at 8am – they're usually open at 9am.
Having disdained the distractions of marriage herself, the English queen tries to introduce them to Mary, suggesting her lover (or near as dammit) Robert Dudley's hand.
He was pulling in an amount seriously in excess of anything she could have expected, and his shrewdness had made them near as dammit recession-proof: who could say the same, on their patch?
In (unsurprisingly) which country? 16 By the time they arrived at the Paris climate talks, which busy bee had already travelled a red-eye-watering 957,744 miles in their current post, much of it with a broken leg? 17 Bake Off contestant Paul Jagger made a glorious lion from bread, and near as dammit reduced judge Paul Hollywood to tears.
