Sentence examples for on a damn from inspiring English sources

"You're on a damn long road, George," he said.

These women know how to catch an audience, hold it tight, hit their marks, storm their high notes, and put on a damn fine show.

Navel gazers we might be, but at least, in this culture of surveillance, we recognise the importance of putting on a damn good show.

Oh, and put on a damn mute switch.

Or if Leland Yee would ever actually force a nudist to sit on a damn towel?

Forgotten is the fact that I later took down the post (hence the lack of a link), disgusted by how quickly online criticism turned from harsh but justifiable coverage of a professional performance to sickeningly personal attacks on a damn good journalist who had one bad gig for reasons that weren't her fault.

What may end up being the bigger takeaway here for anyone daring to tackle one of those frighteningly ambitious startup ideas is that they should know that they're taking on a damned near impossible task.

It's low-resolution, bad in dim light, and of course it's on the back of a damn tablet.

This follows on from a damning Slater & Gordon poll showing that many women were returning from maternity leave to worse jobs – or sometimes no job at all.

In Campania, the region around Naples, the opposition's share of the vote plunged from 62% to 43%—a damning judgment on ten years of left-wing administration.

The opposition wants an election as soon as possible, to capitalise on a damning report into government sleaze.