Sentence examples for seem to be cursed from inspiring English sources
We seem to be cursed in the Cup.
But the technology, which is hardly new, has not been much used in the city, whose streets seem to be cursed with a perpetual plague of traffic-clogging excavations.
Is there any hope for those of us who seem to be cursed with 'butter fingers'?
As traumatic as it might seem to be cursed with a grapefruit-sized sperm-machine, hydrocele isn't life-threatening and can be corrected with a pretty simple surgical procedure.
Since its inception in 1997, the film itself has seemed to be cursed.
On top of the virus that seems to be curse of the tennis tour, Kvitova also has asthma and does not much care for the hustle and pace of New York.
When you think of what such bonds are made of, they might seem to be a curse — but shouldn't they also be considered a blessing?
When you stub your pinky toe, when genitals collide with zippers, or when you're in traffic and other people seem to be too: Swearing and cursing is the answer.
When you stub your pinky toe, when genitals collide with zippers or when you're in traffic and other people seem to be too: swearing and cursing is the answer.
The curse does not seem to be working.
