Sentence examples for no darn from inspiring English sources
Asked if he had ever done a full-Monty version, Dr. Gerre Hancock, organist and master of the choristers at St. Thomas Church in New York City, said, "No, darn it!" He conducted the Concert Royal at his church in two performances with 33 singers and 32 players last week, but said, "The piece is so simply written in such a sophisticated way that any instrumentation can only do it great justice".
Or that the "experts" in non-democratic societies are no darn good either, because only in democracies can experts analyse issues objectively and speak their mind, for what that is worth.
We're going to be a software company, because there's no darn better business to be in.' " Microsoft shareholders overwhelmingly rejected two resolutions, one calling on the company to report political contributions and lobbying expenses and state its position on campaign finance reform, the other asking it to adopt a set of human rights principles for doing business in China.
There comes a point when everything has to be done so quickly, one thing after another, that sometimes you no longer realise "Darn, I am dealing with a real human being here".
We didn't even know about that reefer you kids are hooked on, and we had no gosh-darn idea what we were missing.
It makes no gosh-darn sense!!
As for Presidential nominee Mitt Romney, he said he was working "around the clock" to add additional lies to his speech tonight: "I'm no Paul Ryan, but, darn it, I'm going to do my best".
Darn, no one's answering.
If there is no oval hole, darn it and chuck that board.
Maybe Mr. Kunz was actually thinking, "Gee, I hope no one orders that darn tasting menu tonight.
