Sentence examples for damn from from inspiring English sources

The seat belts line from "All About Eve" was included in the 2007 campaign, too, along with phrases like "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn," from "Gone With the Wind"; "All right, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up," from "Sunset Boulevard"; and "E.T. phone home," from "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial".

"You can understand nothing about my life," he thinks, "because you, Marie-Thérèse, were damned from the start.

:03 deleted from beginning of sequence to remove two "damns" from "Croquet hoops look damn pretty" and "Croquet hoops look frightfully damn pretty".

We believe that we are somehow deeply lacking whatever it takes to make and save money, or just damned from some pre-birth curse.

The film's impact stems less from fresh evidence unearthed, than the cumulative effect of so many voices damning from the same hymn sheet.

Had these scares been disseminated by a private firm, a local authority or a newspaper (as was anti-MMR), they would be damned from on high with demands that heads roll.

Most damning from a consumer perspective, perhaps, is the fact that Yodlee's user information is not real-time.

The title of From Here to Eternity is inspired by Rudyard Kipling's poem Gentlemen-Rankers, in particular the line "damned from here to Eternity".

He piled on with the supposedly-damning: "From this ad it seems black lives don't matter much to Bernie Sanders".

The former prime minister's latest remarks are her strongest yet, however, as well as some of the most damning from any past or present world leader.

Fig. 6 Proposed mechanisms for formation of DAMN, AICN from DAMN, and purines from the reaction of AICN with small molecules produced in HCN oligomerization and MU-type experiments.