Sentence examples similar to darn budget from inspiring English sources
Ironically, many of the same companies that would benefit from lower tax rates and permanent overseas loopholes were also part of the "Fix the Debt" campaign goading U.S. politicians to fix the gosh-darn budget deficit already.
These were Kias, darn it, the low-budget Korean alternative; the brand needed oddball gimmicks and pricing sleight-of-hand to make any kind of case with American buyers.
Watching Washington wrestle with how to cut another swatch from the national budget cloth is getting darn depressing.
Breathless, he looms before you, saying, "What have you been doing in my absence, my hesitant CIO, to position our company for growth?" "Not a darn thing, sir. I've been cutting budgets.
Assemblyman Joseph Canciamilla, a moderate Democrat from Northern California and a close student of the budget, said Mr. Schwarzenegger's maneuvering had come "pretty darn close" to cutting the Legislature out of the process.
THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (1999), directed and written by Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez on a less-than-shoestring budget, was last summer's surprise box office hit and a cult favorite before it opened (that darned Web).
