Sentence examples for darn day from inspiring English sources

"It's a grim reminder every darn day.

You ended up -- as if you need me to tell you! -- shilling for warmongers, pandering to corporatists, and disseminating lies practically every darn day in the cause of death, destruction, cronyism, ignorance, corruption, and ineptitude.

But bloggers, using these tools all day, darn well did.

So under "Weather," for example, are "Come Rain or Come Shine," "A Foggy Day," "Too Darn Hot" and so on.

I'd like to think, perhaps, that somebody will see it or read about it having found themselves in deep despair and think: God, dash, darn it – brand new day, let's pick myself up here and sort out this problem and get on with my life; it's not worth creating such sorrow for my family and friends.

Turner's canvases were expressive explosions of color and light at a time when many paintings were still pretty darn literal — to this day, their power remains undiminished.

J.M.W.'s Turner's canvases were expressive explosions of color and light at a time when many paintings were still pretty darn literal — to this day, their power remains undiminished.

If Coach Rex Ryan had implored his team to eat a gosh-darn snack on Monday, he would have served humble pie — to his players, his coaches and himself.

Her speech is American-accented and peppered with "darn" and "have a nice day".

It's probably true that there is no single song in "Porterphiles" that rises to the level of "Night and Day" or "Too Darn Hot" (or even "Brush Up Your Shakespeare").

And though it's probably true that there is no single number that rises to the level of "Night and Day" or "Too Darn Hot," second-tier Porter songs sit higher on the musical ladder than the first-tier offerings of most anybody else (1 30).