Sentence examples for one curse from inspiring English sources

If there is one curse hanging over the community, it is not blacks or homosexuals or abortion.

When they lost someone close to them, they wept in grief, but I heard no one curse the Americans — nor Saddam, for that matter.

One curse of the American Conservative, starting with Iraq, has been to serve as an unheeded voice in the face of indifferent or hostile elite opinion.

One curse of the digital age is the need to manage multiple continuing conversations — be they via Facebook, Twitter, e-mail, instant messages or text-messaging on your cellphone.

Maybe where he is this very second?" Corker said his fellow Tennessean has "the patience of Job" to negotiate with Trump, referring to the biblical prophet who suffers one curse after another but keeps his faith.

[C6.] For 'South Park,' 162 Curse Words In an episode intended in part to question why certain words are taboo, the Comedy Central series "South Park" used one curse word 162 times last week.

But on her most recent visit a month ago, no one cursed her activism, said Reem, who gave only one name to avoid recriminations.

Born with magical powers that she couldn't quite control, she meant well but caused harm, both on a personal scale (hurting her sister, repeatedly) and a global one (cursing her kingdom, by mistake).

No one complained, no one cursed.

No one honks, no one curses.

Heck, I've felt your pain -- in 1993 I was the one cursing the bond traders.