Sentence examples for dammit at from inspiring English sources

It belongs right up there alongside Mulder and Scully, Niles and Daphne, and Maddie and David, for likelihood of provoking me to bellow, "Just KISS, dammit" at the television.

It was scary, because he was never mad, and to see this normally benevolent, white-haired figure of civility fill with pink steam, to hear this gentle man, who loved nothing more than to tell lighthearted stories and laugh, suddenly shout-whisper "Dammit" at some injustice on the other end of the telephone was unsettling.

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"The agile cover point of his youth had been reduced to standing in position and stopping only those balls that came near as dammit straight at him," is how Charlie Connolly put it in Gilbert, his fine novel about Grace's life.

Obviously this is about as intuitive as a do-it-yourself colostomy kit but dammit look at those graphics.

And dammit, they dance at the end.

When lead single "Dammit" began rotation at Los Angeles-based KROQ, other stations took notice and the single was added to rock radio playlists across the country.

I'm not a scholar, I don't know whether the marriage was lawful or not but dammit, Thomas, look at these names!

It's an 8am embargo, and all our shops near as dammit will be open at 8am – they're usually open at 9am.

"Dammit!" I snarled miserably at my ideal reflection.

Down at breakfast – dammit – just one table is hogging the fire, the only source of heat.