Sentence examples similar to jinx someone from inspiring English sources
Nona Willis Aronowitz: Jinx Alan Sepinwall: Someone owes someone a Coke Nona Willis Aronowitz: Yes, maybe he didn't "write" the most emotional moments, but he pushed for them.
Maybe it's the online education equivalent of the famous Sports Illustrated cover jinx, the urban legend that once someone makes the cover, his career will quickly decline or burn out spectacularly.
The traditional practice known as kuosha kifo/kusafisha kifo/kuondoa mkosi wa kifo locally referred to as kusomboka (death cleansing/removing death jinx) through unprotected sexual intercourse with someone not known to survivors was reported to exist in fishing communities.
"I apologise in advance for jinxing the fitness of any of the back four, but what if someone goes down with an injury, or is sent off?
His eyes seem to have shrunk, as if someone from the set of Harry Potter had stunned him from close range with a minor jinxing charm.
