Sentence examples for damn late from inspiring English sources
"Well, it's too damn late to play any records.
"This is obviously a setback, in part because we started so damn late and there's already quite a bit of damage, but this transition is underway and it's driven by a whole lot of things — human will, local policy, state policy, international policy, technology development," K.C. Golden, the chairman of 350.org, said in an interview.
And now it's too damn late".
Who would have thought that Target would lead the pack in showing gay couples with babies picking out their nurseries and Insurance companies and General Mills would show multiracial families where we were so damn late to the party?
That spying scandal, as well as the one Brennan has actually owned up to, both spawn from the Senate's damning 6,000-page 6,000-pageCIA toreport part on whiCIAis supposed tortureublicly released any day now.
Fear led the way boldly declaring: "Liberty be damned!" Seven years ago, Senators Barack Obama and John McCain temporarily suspended their presidential campaigns, returning to Washington to vote in favor of reauthorizing the Patriot Act.
In the 1950s, parts of "Angels in the Outfield" (1951), "Fear Strikes Out" (1957) and "Damn Yankees" (1958) were also filmed there.
Why the hell was Thanksgiving so damned late, anyway?
Stop giving us those damn 1968 sandwiches.
Jam today (lower bills), damn tomorrow (less action against climate change).
In second-period class, at 9 40 A.M., on some damn Monday in some damn winter month she'd lost track of, when even the year — a "new" year — seemed weird to her, like a movie set in a faraway galaxy.
