“darn”造句，怎麼用darn造句

Her jumper had a darn at the bottom.

It's actually pretty darn easy to eat vegan anywhere in the world!

Oh well, aside from that, it was a darn nice day.

This Bathrobe Batman ($80.08) won't turn you into an instant superhero, but it will make you feel pretty darn great.

Melt and Use as an adhesive - It's not glue, but a melted rubber band does make a darn good adhesive.

An opaque system is like a sick goldfish. It's either going to live or die, and there's not a darn thing you can do about it.

If she's got any marketing talent at all, she'd know pretty darn quick when Hurd's attention changed from her brochures to her brassieres.

“It's pretty darn exciting, and a bit crazy”, she says, “to see a bunch of researchers running around burning down a forest.

Bipartisanship is so rare in Congress these days that one hopes every meaningful law passed with even just an ounce of across-the-aisle support is the best gosh-darn law it can be.

It's too darn hot.

Feel the smell of darn evil bacon.

Otherwise that workout is just too darn boring.

But darn it, they do know what they are doing and always end up helping.

Make Your Foods Easy to Make - I've discovered that most people eat junk food because it's just so darn convenient.

I wrote a bunch of articles. I was supposed to write more, but this darn blog took up too much of my time.

Chet is a trap shooter, and a darn good one, and one of the things you do is blast a sheet of paper from 35 yards and look at the pattern to see what it tells you about the gun and yourself.

These are the friendliest darn bulldogs in the world.

You may be a darn good architect, but it's hard to be all things to all people!

So, unlike, say, the fields of law or medicine, over here in software development, by the time these kids are in their second or third year in college they are pretty darn good programmers.

And although it's not a double rainbow, this one is still pretty darn intense.

Grandmother used to darn her own stockings.

Watching something and doing something are not the same, of course, but as far as our brain is concerned they're pretty darn close.