Sentence examples for may curse from inspiring English sources

Although you may curse him when you find yourself with a sudden craving for Pop Rocks.

That means VanGorder may curse out his new Auburn charges at top volume about 25 percent less than he would if Watkins was out there.

Self-drivers may curse their luck, Stuck on new-fangled trails, But the good old train'll jog To the dogma of its rails.

Of course, that may change and in later years he may curse us for not having someone to share the burden of care with.

One day a man named Carlos, who often rides by on his bike, gave her morning glory seeds, saying, "You may curse me later".

I may curse e-mail for destroying my workday, for turning me into a lab rat on a drug unable to stop clicking on "send-receive".

The librarians who work in it may or may not curse the building for being an inflexible objet d'art that cannot be adapted to changing needs.

"May I Curse a Referee?

While Baltimore fans may still curse his name, it is part of baseball lore.

Britons may therefore curse their weather for its frequently bizarre swings but we should consider the alternatives.

One might wish it otherwise, some may even curse, but this is the way it is.