Sentence examples for he darn from inspiring English sources

Updated at 8.25pm GMT 7.59pm GMT 14 min: Postiga traps a low pass from Bruno Alves and then tries to wriggle past three defenders at the edge of the Swedish area... and he darn near managed it!

Stern, who debuts on the U.S. service Monday, has uncensored airtime, a $100 million annual budget, and he's planning to begin his show at the usual 6 A.M. ET starting time and sign off whenever he darn well feels like it.

He darn near steals the show".

"A patient can have as many diagnoses as he darn well pleases" [ 8].

It should be said that inheriting all of Triple Jack's money was never really an option for Doc, and that he darn well knew it.

In 1983, a police officer from Bushwick with scars from six gunshot wounds from his right shoulder to his left hip was lucky to be alive, and he darn well knew it, so he put in his papers after 22 years on the job.

He darns his socks while watching Newsnight and saves the pips from every apple he eats (each pip, he tells me gleefully, is a possible tree).

Michael Ayrton used the word 'fabrication' for his own pioneering exercises in learned deception: he darned holes in history with his own fantasy, using thread of a precisely matching colour.

And when he wanted to appeal to 3-year-olds, he was darned good at that too.

An added benefit in Mr. Bretherton's case is that he's darned funny.

Philosophers have their proprietary version of the axe problem: "Locke's socks" developed a hole, which he had darned, and then darned again.