Sentence examples for in a damn from inspiring English sources

"You gotta me locked in a damn booth, thass no joke!" The operator referres to some records and concluded that the excited Italian gentleman was imprisoned in a booth in the New York Central's station.

"We lived in a damn trailer when I was a freshman in high school.

"If we can win our three home games and steal that away win, then four out of five puts you in a damn good place".

"I've laughed, I've smiled, I've felt better than I have in a damn long time.

Quite a scene, or as one neighbor told the local news, "I'm living in a damn nuthouse".

There's something to be said for making an enterprise out of anything at all, but in a damn world that aims to use you?

Even more damagingly, it persuaded many Americans that they could eat their cake and have it too: since Reagan was forever advertising his conservatism, they did not spot the real source of their prosperity and, in a damn-the-torpedoes fashion, became convinced that it could never be necessary to raise taxes and never be imprudent to lower them.

In a damning ruling, federal appellate judge Alex Kozinski wrote: "The constitution requires a fair trial.

The Senate subcommittee on investigations had handed in a damning report, true.

"What exactly did Socialist leaders know about DSK's private life?" asked Libération, a leftish newspaper, in a damning editorial.

Nearly three quarters of NHS hospitals have been branded "unsafe" for patients in a damning report by the Care Quality Commission.