Sentence examples for have a darn from inspiring English sources

In other words, you had better have a darn good reason to do it.

"We played at a high enough level to have a darn good chance," Bannon said.

"That will only occur if you have a darn quantum computer, and that's what we have," he say.

"I used to give the Belarus people a hard time, but, you know, they have a darn good metro system," he said.

"I don't want to throw out that suggestion and have them actually accept the suggestion because then an Obama-Hillary Clinton ticket would have a darn good chance of winning".

If people could be killed, ours or others, the U.S. must have a darn good reason.... Just as the risks of taking action must be carefully considered, so, too, the risk of inaction needs to be weighed.

He thinks he has a "darn good chance" to win.

As a reader of economic tea leaves over the last five turbulent years, Mr. Shepherdson has a darn good record.

"I understand people's frustration, people have waited a long time, but we are real close for the first time of coming up with a bipartisan agreement that has a darn good chance of becoming law," he said.

In this tucked-away harbour on the south Cornish coast, it's not simply a case of paying the ferryman, but of having a darn good natter with him, too, if you want to make the most of your stay.

Hazlewood produced their first single, the rousing Come Down, which has nothing whatsoever to do with morning-after headaches and everything to do with having a darn good wholesome time.