Sentence examples for damn building from inspiring English sources

I'm afraid the damn building will burn down.

"My whole damn building lost power," he complained.

"It is actually more expensive than if we tore the damn building down and built it again," he said.

It has been called "the ugliest damn building in New Jersey and maybe America," has bedeviled three governors and has burned through two developers.

"It's by far the ugliest damn building in New Jersey, and maybe America," the governor said last week, drawing cheers at a public forum in Nutley, and knowing nods across the state.

"We're going to sell that damn building," said Mr. Giuliani, promising that the city would introduce a resolution for the sale to the board in the next few weeks.

And his are more than damn buildings?

They are damn buildings and that's it.

In a word, the State Department's Innovation Center in Helsinki is one of the coolest damn buildings you ever will see.

"Design Like You Give a Damn [2]: Building Change from the Ground Up" (Abrams, $35), which will be published in May, contains over 100 projects from around the world that, like those in the first volume, offer design solutions for problems ranging from shelter and disaster reconstruction to health care and cultural gathering spaces.

The artist doesn't give a damn about the building selling.