(1) Damn! I've locked my keys in the car.

(2) What a damn fool thing to do!

(3) It's none of your damn business!

(4) I don't give a damn.

(5) Damn, I've spilt coffee down my blouse!

(6) He's a damn nuisance!

(7) 'You don't give a damn about my feelings, do you.'--'Quite frankly, I don't.'.

(8) Where's that damn book!

(9) The less you give a damn,() the happier you will be.

(10) I feel a damn sight better than I did yesterday.

(11) Nobody gives a damn.

(12) I don't care a damn if you like me or not.

(13) I'll damn well do as I please.

(14) You know damn well what I'm talking about.

(15) It's as near as damn it the same thing.

(16) Damn! I've lost my pen.

(17) As it turned out[ ], I was damn right.

(18) I'm damn sure she had no idea.

(19) Shit - the damn thing's broken!

(20) Next time he can damn well do it himself!

(21) It's worth a damn sight more than I thought.

(22) My damn car has broken down!

(23) He knows damn all about cars.

(24) You were damn lucky not to have been killed!

(25) Damn, the car has a flat .

(26) We got out of there pretty damn fast.

(27) Damn the torpedoes! Full speed ahead!

(28) Trish will keep asking damn silly questions.

(29) Let's celebrate and damn the expense!

(30) This damn company keeps fucking me around.

(1) Damn! I've locked my keys in the car.

(2) What a damn fool thing to do!

(3) It's none of your damn business!

(4) I don't give a damn.

(5) Damn, I've spilt coffee down my blouse!

(6) He's a damn nuisance!

(7) 'You don't give a damn about my feelings, do you.'--'Quite frankly, I don't.'.

(8) Where's that damn book!

(9) Nobody gives a damn.

(10) I don't care a damn if you like me or not.

(11) Damn this useless typewriter!

(31) I know damn all about computers.

(32) I don't care a damn what he does.

(33) Let's enjoy ourselves and damn the consequences.

(34) I earned damn all last week.

(35) I don't give a damn what you think.

(36) That child is a damn sight too cheeky.

(37) Don't be flippant, damn it! This is serious!

(38) They don't give a damn about the country.

(39) He gives the impression of not caring a damn.

(40) Damn it,() be careful with that!

(41) Damn, my shoe-laces have come undone again.

(42) Turn off the damn TV!

(43) He doesn't give a damn about it.

(44) That was a damn fool thing to do!

(45) You're stepped on my toe, damn it.

(46) He does not care a tinker's damn about it.

(46)

(47) You'll damn well do as you're told!

(48) It's damn all use you telling me that now!

(49) How does this damn thing work?

(50) You know damn well what I mean!

(51) I'll damn well leave tonight .

(52) Damn this machine! Why won't it work?

(53) Everything was so damn expensive.

(54) It's a damn shame he left her.

(55) Oh damn! I forgot he was coming.

(56) Their promises are not worth a damn.

(57) I don't give a damn about her.

(58) The band sounded pretty damn good.

(59) Don't be so damn silly!

(60) Her promise isn't worth a damn.

(61) What a damn stupid question!

(62) I couldn't make head nor tail of the damn film.

(63) There's not a damn thing you can do about it.

(64) There's not a damn thing you can do about it now.

(65) Damn you! I'm not going to let you bully me.

(66) I know the place a damn sight better than you do.

(67) He knew damn well how much trouble it would cause.

(68) The repairs will cost us ￡1000,() as near as damn it.

(69) He damn near drowned.

(70) The time has come for me to speak out, and damn the consequences.

(71) Damn this useless typewriter!

(72) I couldn't get any purchase with the screwdriver on the damn screws.

(73) I couldn't give a tinker's damn about what they think.

(74) She works damn hard.

(75) He's as smart as you or me and a damn sight tougher.

(76) I knew damn well what he was going to say.

(77) It may not be an exact replica but it's pretty damn near.

(78) Don't lie to me.You know damn well what was happening.

(79) Damn! That's the second pair of tights I've laddered today!

(80) You got the last ticket - damn you, I wanted that!

(81) He couldn't give a damn whether he passes the exam or not.

(82) What a damn shame!

(83) He doesn't, to put it very bluntly, give a damn about the woman or the baby.

(84) Oh damn, it's broken!

(85) He can think what he likes about me - I don't give a damn!

(86) He would know damn well better on time tonight or I am leaving without him.

(87) I don't give a damn what you say, I'm going.

(88) But the biggest damn cat! just walking around.

(89) You know damn well it's not true.

(90) The prof had been damn decent about it.

(91) He hasn't done a damn thing today.

(92) Damn sight more than that boor behind the bar.

(93) For most people, it's damn good fun.

(94) They can have anything they damn well want.

(95) But you know damn well that I did.

(96) Talk about every damn thing under the sun.

(97) She was a great looking woman, so damn relaxed.

(98) But, you know-this writer's pretty damn good too.

(99) And you know damn well there's nothing between us.

(100) I told him he was damn right he should.

(101) Damn McIllvanney, I thought, and damn his blackmail.

(102) Homes here are so damn expensive.

(103) And it's no damn business of yours!

(104) Stella, you should sell those damn things.

(105) What about my creating the whole damn world?

(106) It seemed a damn good principle at the time.

(107) He damn near killed himself trying to lose weight.

(108) He was damn lucky he didn't have an accident.

(109) She sald Hamlet was a damn fool.

(110) Then there's the sheer size of the damn thing.

(111) And you know damn well I care for you.

(112) But we did try damn it.

(113) Why was she so damn slow?

(114) I got so sick of his conceit that I threw the damn trophy out.

(115) As a yacht delivery skipper he had to be a damn good sailor.

(116) Because the council has turned the whole damn place into a bus lane and you can't move any more.

(117) Now,[http:///damn.html] those calling the shots for the company began to realize that the whole damn case was getting too risky.

(118) I thought it was a damn silly place to park if some one wanted to take a leak in the bushes.

(119) And now she was as strong as a cart horse, and he didn't give a damn.

(120) And Eleanor was damn lucky to have him as an escort once in a blue moon.

(121) None of it's recycled, which bothers me, but at least you can read the damn thing now.

(122) Every man is a damn fool for at least five minutes every day; wisdom consists in not exceeding the limit. Elbert Hubbard 

(123) She was either on the level or a damn good actress.

(124) It was when she took a chunk out of my shoulder and nearly bit my damn ear off that I got the message.

(125) There are three types of lies - lies, damn lies, and statistics. Benjamin Disraeli 

(126) After you fire, you just break the damn thing against a tree.

(127) Thrilled, that is, until I played this damn record and discovered they haven't changed at all.

(128) Damn and blast, could somebody bring her back for me?

(129) I just want to make damn sure we finish on time.

(130) There is, of course,() one possible alternative: Damn the rules.

(131) He replied that he knew damn all about it but would swear it was.

(132) Finally she says to me: You could at least clean that damn thing every once in a while.

(133) He seems convinced of the inherent stability of the hydrogen bomb - after all, he does build the damn things.

(134) Last night I didn’t sleep for a solid eight hours. No, it melted a little. Damn global warming. Jarod Kintz 

(135) Most of them were sitting back at the damn base camps, working in clubs and things like that.

(136) Susan Zakin is the most perceptive and eloquent political columnist in print in Tucson and probably in the whole damn state.

(136) try its best to collect and build good sentences.

(137) If a white man falls off a chair drunk, it's just a drunk. If a Negro does, it's the whole damn. Negro race. Bill Cosby 

(138) I was so uninterested in the damn thing that I didn't bother to keep a copy.

(139) You think you're doing them a favour, r ... r ... risking your life for their d ... damn country.

(140) I always took teaching seriously and even twenty-five years ago I was damn good at it.

(141) As the mysterious man following Blackeyes, Nigel Planer speaks at last, though he has damn all to say.

(142) I prefer my women a little older and a damn sight more sober.

(143) Actually, a damn sight more than from that stiff gherkin Smott.

(144) He never thought I was fit to run a shoe shop. Damn right, too!

(145) If the place was dry it was going to be a damn sight tougher to manipulate them.

(146) Simple: all right, she would make it pretty damn simple.

(147) I began crying and swearing and socking myself on the head for being such a damn fool.

(148) Detroit did huge box office, but, damn, the picture was becoming scary.

(149) Nomatterwhat they say, they're a pop band, and a damn fine one at that.

(150) He never damn well is, Donaldson thought, and asked what was to be done about Mrs Balanchine.

(151) I know damn well what you're up to and I don't like it.

(152) If a woman tells you she's twenty and looks sixteen, she's twelve. If she tells you she's twenty-six and looks twenty-six, she's damn near forty. Chris Rock 

(153) Then they've got the ground crews with dozens of machine-guns and hundreds of damn rifles, all blazing away.

(154) Once the election was over they could do almost anything they damn well pleased.

(155) There wasn't a great deal else to remember because it had all been pretty damn straight forward.

(156) Well, I stink of petrol, and he's seen my matches and he knows damn well I don't smoke.

(157) Perhaps not up there with Wilburforce but a damn sight more daring than anything Diana ever did!

(158) Of course the damn thing wouldn't start and that was the last straw.

(159) Why do not the Government abolish the whole damn lot and give the people a free run for Christmas?

(160) Oh, and did we mention the damn stuff looked awful, stunk and tasted lousy?

(161) What if I had to do this every damn day?

(162) He hated what went on among the other couples and in which he could share were he not such a damn fool.

(163) She had damn all in the way of information, let alone the illusion of town hall propaganda.

(164) It's a damn shame that you didn't get the job.

(165) And then meringues, liqueur whipped cream and crushed raspberries from Andalucia. Pretty damn good, Jay!

(166) The Internet is just one more damn thing we have to monitor, like television, movies, video games and caffeine.

(167) Sex without love is a meaningless experience, but as far as meaningless experiences go it's pretty damn good. Woody Allen 

(168) We got upland politicians to thank for that, damn fools.

(169) And their continued existence, damn them, means this writer can no longer fall back on one of his favourite lines.

(170) People returned with stories of fierce wrangling between rival A-frame owners; there were too many of the damn things.

(171) I want you all to put that damn thing out now and go on home and mind your own business.

(172) I have to say that I look pretty damn good.

(173) You know, he's a damn good letterer...

(174) Thats a damn nice bike boy! is that a huffy?

(175) This adapted version of Ambrose Bierce’s The Devil’s Dictionary contains words like brute, gallows, damn, wrath, and X.

(176) You forgot the time parameter. Sit on the damn couch.

(177) Let me think, let me think. Even now, orders are being shouted into telephones...and men with guns will soon be on their way. - It's Chancellor Sutler. - Damn it!

(178) Colonel Frank Fitts: Youre damn straight I do. Id rather you were dead than be a fuckin faggot.

(179) Until the invention of the lightbulb (damn you, Edison!), the average person slumbered 10 hours a night.

(180) "The government gives them drugs, builds bigger prisons, passes a three-strike law and then wants us to sing God Bless America, " Wright said. "No, no, no, not God Bless America, God damn America!

(181) Showboat all you want in baseball, but you've still got to step into the batter's box and hit the damn ball.

(182) When people act obnoxiously and unfairly, I should blame and damn them and see them as bad, wicked, or rotten individuals.

(183) If she tells you she's twenty-six and looks twenty-six, she's damn near forty.

(184) "Damn,"he responded. "Of all the graduate students I've had here, you are the first guy to do something like that. I' ll take care of this, but you better keep your pants on from now on!"

(185) Be serious to your remanent life. Unfortunately-we cannot witness the doomsday, we can only see the end of our lives, damn!

(186) Sarah's face creased into an expression of motherly frustration, a look that said: Oh, you damn Brits, always with the self-deprecation.

(187) And you figure it's a good time to start the damn Dewey decimal system.

(188) You’re a human being, you live once and life is wonderful, so eat the damn red velvet cupcake.

(189) People feel uncared for and no one gives a damn.