Sentence examples for damn- from inspiring English sources
Lowe, unaware of the storm about to break above his head, reportedly turned to a friend and said "Damn!
O Brother, Where Art Thou? "Damn, we're in a tight spot!" The Coen brothers' 2000 comedy O Brother, Where Art Thou?, a sepia-tinted satire loosely based on Homer's Odyssey, was set in rural Mississippi during the Great Depression.
Damn!" Until today, that is, when Watson finally played the kind of Test innings that Arthur, and so many others, believed he was capable of.
"Damn the Pluricane struck 4 real," he wrote.
"So we decided, damn it, we need to do something.
This is not to damn this speech with faint praise.
Voters are unlikely to damn him permanently for remaining in Tuscany until the urban infernos forced him home.
"Damn it," Bond thought to himself.
Few seemed to care how America's so-called democracy worked: the executive branch and corporate elites uniting to do what they liked, and damn the consent of the governed.
Whether it is a svelte and willowy Joan Collins in "Private Lives" or "Damn Yankees" star Jerry Lewis, arms akimbo and eyebrows reaching for the sky, the drawings find something essential in the ephemera that is live performance.
