Sentence examples for do a darn sight from inspiring English sources

If that is too complicated, then the government could take a bold lead and make all benefits assessors people with disabilities themselves; we would do a darn sight better than those doing it now.

"And James Dolan is not going to do a darn thing.

"But it won't do a darn thing about the gates opening and closing.

I snooped on Frances Partridge's feelings about an old flame and nobody could do a darn thing about it.

You don't have to do a darn thing.

It turns out that probably didn't do a darn thing.

I'm going to do a darn good job".

Inspired by climbing to the top of what seemed to a northerner a very small hill to survey the landscape that would become the new town, and also by the memory of a photograph of tree planting in a book on the building of Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire, he answered the panel's question as to what he would do with Milton Keynes with: "Make it a darn sight prettier than it is now".

The problem we've got, or the opportunity we've got, is that to get what we do to market, to our audiences, is now a darn sight more complex than when Malcolm Muggeridge was talking about us being like another England, and growing".

The murky colours and supertight cut do not make for a very wearable collection, but it was a darn sight more wearable than last season, which is a step in the right direction, and it is utterly original.

Amusing to recall that they were 3-0 down after about 15 minutes in the qualifying round against Young Boys, who, come to think of it, were a darn sight stronger than this German shower were tonight.