Sentence examples for into the damn from inspiring English sources

"He started coming later and later," Wash says, "talking at me into the damn middle of the night, always sitting a little too close and forever holding that flask.

"I've put so much energy into the damn thing.

Skeptics can throw government statistics at "inflation believers," but for many inflationists, what they feel hitting their pocket books only throws official statistics into the "damn lies" category of disrepute.

He should have come into the damn office yesterday and told the whole staff (rather than just some of us) what was happening before they read it in the Times.

I can't even imagine a young me tackling Franz Kafka... "Just get into the damn castle already!" It would have been the equivalent of me discovering pornography at that age... "This?

The government promised a full investigation into the damning report promising anyone who misused the Ebola funds would be prosecuted.

It is also not clear whether public opinion has linked together the largely unrelated incidents into the damning sequence that editorialists have.

His line of defense in the second inquiry, according to Drucker, is that he had trapped Mozes into making the damning offer, and recorded him for that reason.

At that price they should lead the damn animal into the restaurant and install it under the table so it can pleasure me while I eat".

"Micro" is the key here, since macrofoam would send the damn thing into cappuccino land, complete with big, dry, air-filled bubbles.

It's a joke, but hardly a good joke; and, having written it, Tarantino has to shoehorn the damn thing into his picture whether it fits or not.