Sentence examples for damn please from inspiring English sources

And clackety-clack and clackety-clack all you damn please.

"With a symphony orchestra, you can do what you damn please; if you feel like going a little bit faster or slower, you do," he said in a 2001 interview.

Miller writes that, according to Rose, Almanzo was ready to run off an agent from the Agriculture Department with a shotgun, telling him, "I'll plant whatever I damn please on my own farm".

I can call it whatever I damn please!" The Van Wyck was named after Robert Van Wyck, who was the first mayor of Greater New York following the consolidation of the five boroughs, in 1898.

It would be interesting to know what — had Lenny Bruce lived longer (he died in 1966) — he would have made of the comedians who say, with impunity, on HBO and anywhere else (except the networks), anything they damn please, and of the era in which that's the case.

There they will see one of his most wonderful finds: a 90-year-old, flame-haired woman named Ilona Royce Smithkin, jazzing through her humble apartment, trailing colorful scarves and echoing bon mots about aging ("I can't buy green bananas anymore") and praising individuality and explaining how it's perfectly O.K. to wear a skirt as a shirt if you so damn please.

Those Blackberry owners must feel pretty damn pleased with themselves as they churn out countless emails on their machines.

While the BBC's Olympics coverage missed out, there was a special award for Clare Balding, one of the corporation's main London 2012 presenters, who also anchored the Paralympics on Channel 4. "I'm a little bit embarrassed to be singled out among a wealth of really good broadcasting talent on both Games, but damn pleased it was me," said Balding.

After one close line call in Fox Point, she snapped at the line judge: "How can you see from that position?" The line judge lifted his nose as if to indicate that he had been judging for 30 years and would do as he damn pleased, but following game point, when he thought no one was looking, he shifted his chair so he could see straight down the line.

They were doing whatever they damn pleased, and that seemed to help the creation of novelty.

"My golf game isn't what it used to be, but I'd be damn pleased to play in your tournament".