cursing

I find myself … and I’m not a big curser, but I find myself dropping curse words every interview.

The chapter “How to win a penalty shoot-out” does not mention Chastain but relays how England’s men’s soccer team overcame its penalty-kick curse.

He is pinching the front of his Wizards jersey and remixing curse words to express joy.

This way, no matter how old your house is, how thick the walls are, or how far away your office is from the modem, you’ll get perfect Wi-Fi coverage across your entire home, and you’ll never mutter curses to the Wi-Fi gods under your breath again.

He came up in a furious rage, cursing us and brandishing a revolver.

They wore the sombreros and leggings and leather belts, but there was no disorder, no cursing, no shouting nor yelling.

Even now, with a cursing throng of maniacs round him, he only thought of his own safety.

How strange it would seem for a cursing old sinner like me to preach and pray as that missionary does!

"Boss—" he began in a tone of entreaty, but realizing that he was alone he fell weakly to cursing Gilmore.

Thus, poor Jeff spent many a wretched hour cursing his fate and cursing Pick Lawrence.