Sentence examples for damn old from inspiring English sources
"I'm too damn old for that.
"You must feel pretty damn old!" said Mr Bush.
That damn old snowman with his magic silk hat.
It'll take a thousand years before it flushes itself out, and I think I'll be too damn old for that".
"No," he said with a shrug, "but I never thought I'd get this damn old either".
As the ambulance bore him away Gilbert said to no one in particular, "They ought a tear out them damn old wood posts and get good metal".
Microsoft gingerly acknowledges Windows XP's "stability," while trying to avoid overtly damning older versions of Windows.
His cry of "Damn this old age, it's so vile and repulsive" is the play's most intense moment.
"DAMN these old bastards," curses Chiaki Asami, the dashing young politician whose plan to seize power from the geriatrics who run Japan is coming unstuck.
(There may, in fact, be good reason why his kids appear older than their western equivalents: it presumably takes years of training to attain such expressivity. No one gave a damn how old Fred Astaire or Gene Kelly were the instant they tapped a toe).
Gatland, who once coached Ireland, rather enjoys damning his old team's attacking game with faint praise.
