Sentence examples for swore from from inspiring English sources

"I swore from that time she'd never have a bad day".

Leaning forward, he pulled her arms so she could rest on his back — she swore from the pain.

I swore from then on meals would be delivered to a cloth covered table.

Laura June, 82, learning to swear from a couple of builders is fun.

There's a rather loud swear from Shehzad as a slow leg cutter beats his hard slash outside off stump.

His behaviour should be included in that poor form; a litany of swearing from the 14-time major winner was once again clearly audible on television.

"But you'd swear from listening to the coverage that this was the first time people had ever seen a broker fail," Mr. Paulsen said.

Despite the heaps of evidence that Tolstoy was in reality half crackers, you would swear from the pages of War And Peace that he was God's stenographer.

Nevertheless, these sad final words emphasise a very important hidden benefit of swearing: from birthing mothers with brand-new babies to the last few moments of precious existence, swearing is, quite literally, the language of life and death.

Throw in sarky awards hosts Hardeep Singh Kohli and Miquita Oliver - who promised lots of swearing from the off and did not disappoint - and you have a recipe for some Brits '89-esque shenanigans.

Broadcasters have signed up to a "watershed", in which the more adult scenes and language are screened only after 9pm – ideally, rather later – which is why some continuity announcements advise of shooting, shagging or swearing "from the outset".