Examples tinker’s damn examples

How do I use tinker’s damn in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I don't give a damn about it!

I don't give a damn about it.

Damn. This is going to be a very long week.

I can see that you don't give a damn about anything here.

Damn! It's not bad!

I don't give a damn about poetry.

I don't care a damn what people think of me.

Damn, I was wrong.

Damn, this ice cream is really good!

I don't give a damn about the stock market!

I don't give a damn about my CV.

Man, I just saw it on the news! Damn, you're making me doubt my own eyes!

Damn it! He's escaped me again.

Damn.

Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.

He doesn't give a damn about that.

This damn computer doesn't work.

Movie subtitles

Close the damn door!

The damn door!

Damn terrorist!

Damn, you old men!

This damn town, I found out they are so cold-hearted at that time.

Must've passed a dozen orderlies schlepping this damn thing.

Damn it! That's so frustrating.

One way or another, he's gonna lose, and there isn't a damn thing you can do abo.

Oh! Damn it. Okay.

God damn. - Bye, Chef.

I'm telling you, the Bronx is the next damn Gold Rush.

Oh. Damn it.

Damn right.

Damn, man.

Burn that damn village!

Damn it!

It's their damn religion that puts them to sleep.

Oh! Damn it.

Damn it to hell.

Damn it.

Everything that Lucy said is ringing true. -Damn it.

Damn it. You mean we have to just sit here and watch Pyunma race for his life?

Damn you, Emperor.

Damn him.

Don't those damn Savior tanks have any flaws?

As long as I'm holding on to you, you can't accelerate worth a damn.

Before him, it belonged to my cousin, Vlad, and he even donated the bench, so, yeah, damn fucking right it belongs to me.

Damn it. You want to make out later?

Ah, damn it, Cam left the door open again.

Hold on, where-where in the play do we eat the damn paellas?

It felt so damn good.

This is color. damn, I want you to have it?

Damn, I can't believe myself!

Damn it! The student!

DAMN IT, I CAN'T.

I don't give a damn.

News and current affairs

To loud cheers from the crowds, the populists damn elected politicians as thieves and looters, but in the process disparage the institutions and processes of representative government.