"He would come in the dressing room sometimes and if we weren't playing good, he'd be swearing away in German – and one time he actually came in and pulled a gun out of his pants!" As wild as Weifenbach was, he had built a solid squad.
The King's malady prevented him from appearing at the signing of the treaty, forcing Isabeau to stand in for him, which according to Gibbons gave her "perpetual responsibility in having sworn away France".
Assure them that as you don't swear in the house or in front of them, you also don't swear away from them.
If you're directing your 'hate' at someone specific that you don't like, then people may become uncomfortable, unless, of course, it's something or someone the site collectively hates, like Mitt Romney or the Westboro Baptist church- in which case, swear away!
You don't have throw away your tissue box and swear off the movies you love to cry-watch.
If you really must swear, stay away from any expletives, and say things such as "drat" or "darn" instead.
In the process they blocked journalists' cameras, tried to push them away, swore at them.
As the book puts it with terse, eloquent precision: "DeHaan raised his right hand, repeated the phrases as directed, and swore his life away".
I tried opening up to him one night and swore to throw away all of the traps if he would agree to stop using my toaster as a toilet and to not nibble on me while I slept, but he just ran behind the radiator, like he always did.
When Lubitsch survived, Raphaelson locked the piece away and swore his secretary to secrecy about it.
