Sentence examples for damn site from inspiring English sources
First, it crowed that it got 600,000 pre-orders and then it apologized for, um, sucking the life out of the economy while people at work kept pressing the "Continue" button over and over again in a Skinner-esque effort to make the damn site work.
It's a damn site more convenient if the collapse of pornographic lads' mags is passed of as a simple tale of the impact of the internet.
So given that, in 2011, an estimated 6m prescriptions for Prozac were handed out in the UK (and bear in mind that Prozac isn't the only drug that reacts badly with methylene blue) there's a pretty good chance someone at Gizmodo's Halloween party will have a damn site more than blue urine to worry about in the morning.
He expected, well, not riches exactly, but a damn site more than the nothing he's received.
Says Martinez, "It is NOT a social, local, deal related, disruptive app, just a damn useful site that let you go back in time and see what was popular on some sites.
Is that the first woman I ever slept with, or someone I liked who never particularly liked me back?' It's a march through your entire personal history just to get on some damn Web site which will deliver your groceries".
It's a damn ugly site, but it is the most useful tool I have to discover real time content on the web.
MyTreo.net, a damn good site itself, is running a promotion with enough mail-in love to make the purchase of the latest Palm smartphone a net total of $0 for new customers, or $39 for current customers.
He never asked us whether we wanted to be on his damn vodka Web site.
These vast new opportunities for social embarrassment are now being charted by the Web site Damn You Auto Correct! (D.Y.A.C. for short), where victims of autocorrect are invited to submit screen grabs of their most inglorious gaffes.
One more thing: all of these keyboard updates are great news for iOS users, but probably not such great news for cult typo site Damn You Autocorrect! iOS 8 is due to arrive for users this fall.
