Sentence examples for was darn from inspiring English sources

But I had upgraded my seat to Economy Plus and was darn glad I did.

As it was, "she was darn close to the perfect client," he said.

Tennis was a business, she was darn good at it, but it was also a tough and lonely life.

I didn't expect much from a dish so simple it could be on a prison menu, but opa! it was darn tasty.

That was darn good news, and reassuring: if urbanhound flopped, I could join the ranks of people who can't actually start a business but can advise others on how it's to be done.

"Just before Natan got out of the Soviet Union, Avital told me that all she wanted to do in the world was darn Natan's socks and change diapers for their babies," David Bar-Illan, a friend of the family and Netanyahu's press spokesman, said.

Blake noted that Damon's character was "darn-near perfect, by which I mean 'a male version of Liz.'" Television columnist Alan Sepinwall for HitFix said that "The Fabian Strategy" did not "live up to the good old days" of past episodes, nonetheless reported that he "laughed enough" and was pleased with the direction the show took Liz and Carol's relationship.

You're darn tootin'.

You're darn right".

It's darn cute.

"Now there are darn few".