Sentence examples for two curses from inspiring English sources

Hunger and AIDS separately reduce the body's defences against disease, but the two curses reinforce each other.

"There are two curses to celebrity," says Foreman, now relaxing in the shade before a meeting about his commentary for the next day's boxing match.

The two "curses" that Hugh discovers -- and that suspend the reader over a long promise of climactic revelation -- range, when finally disclosed, from mildly disconcerting to genuinely upsetting.

Two curses in the Poetic Edda say "may ravens tear your heart asunder".

These two curses created convenient biblical anti-heroes that have long been used to justify the segregation, persecution and enslavement of various populations of undesirables, minorities and underclasses.

The Cubs and Red Sox qualified for their respective Conference Championships (the penultimate game before the World Series) and we fantasized about the potential of witnessing a clash of the two curses.

It proved to be a final contested by two cursed players.

She uses two curse words a total of three times on "Farmer's Daughter," her appealing debut album.

Much of our trip is like this, Hannah indicating a secret beach where she once saw four giant elk bucks walk out of the redwoods and down to the water, or telling us about two "cursed" hot springs, and an uncursed one you can get to "if you know which bushes to crawl through".

Step two: Curse Apple's name.

Ferrell is now a disgraced scientist instead of a park ranger, and the PG-13 rating means there'll be one or two curse words.