Sentence examples for damn storm from inspiring English sources

Damn storm!

Updated at 6.16am BST 6.15am BST Your verdict Clay emails: "It looks like Mayweather is heading for his first loss, so far all Maidana" Spike Corwin emails: "Floyd May Not Weather this damn storm....Go Chino Go!!!!" Ben Grant emails: "It looks to me as if Mayweather is having to dig deeper than usual.

When Lotte Lehmann, the first Christine, congratulated her on receiving such a tribute from her husband, she barked "I  don't give a damn," and stormed off.

Leigh's cinematographer Dick Pope does bravura work in portraying the "damn fine storms" that Turner liked to paint and the cloudscapes and crepuscular scenes ("the fiery firmament") that so fascinated him.

After Johnson's first season, when he wrote his controversial book, "Just Give Me the Damn Ball," Parcells stormed into a meeting with his coaches.

Damn sore".

If Greece stormed out, and damn the law, as it might yet have to do, it would suffer a run on its banks, as depositors withdrew euros before they were forcibly converted into devalued new drachma.

We're going to need a new relationship map and set of coverage rules pretty damned quick if Markle weathers this storm.

For those of you out of the loop, The Babadook is an Australian horror icon (and a damn scary one at that) who stormed into theatres three years ago.

Another public official, equally preoccupied with the storm, decided that he did give a damn about Presidential politics.

The damn app doesn't even run well on the Storm.