Sentence examples for man damn from inspiring English sources
"You were good in Florida, man, damn good," Elvis told the Velvet Hammer.
The Hibs and England man damn nearly turned round and headed homeward, to think again, the minute he reached London.
But Sir David did reserve some pity for politicians, recounting how during the research for his play The Absence of War, in which he followed the Labour party before the 1992 election, he had found Neil Kinnock "an utterly decent man damned by a terrible historical scenario".
"He's a good familty man!" Damning with the faintest of praise.
Mike Daisey is a man damned -- or so the blogosphere, journos and pundits the world over would have us believe.
Several men said "Damn!" or "Damn, girl!" Or "Hey, baby".
Writing in The New York Times, Anthony Boucher – described by a Fleming biographer, John Pearson, as "throughout an avid anti-Bond and an anti-Fleming man" – was damning in his review, saying that From Russia, with Love was Fleming's "longest and poorest book".
"Damn man," Kype said, spitting.
"Damn, man," Mr. Egal grumbled.
"Robbie Robbie Díaz Spanish RobbieRobbie?" "God damn, man!" "How's Robbie?" "He broke his nose".
