“He uttered a curse at the sight of the blank screen.”

“This has been a curse on this house since it came here. Good riddance. You can take it.”

“When she was pregnant with Maria, her own sister had placed a curse on her because of her jealousy that she herself was barren.”

“This also limits the cursedness of the mobile units purported to contain biological weapons, so often invoked as uninspectable.”

“Jeremiah proclaimed that trusting in man brings on a state of being of cursedness.”

“And so because we are free to choose good or evil, we can say that God will allow us to seek blessedness or cursedness.”

“Most of the time, he was not much of a curser, but there was something to curse about!”

“He always had been a screamer, a facemask grabber, a five-star curser, but in Tennessee he stood back.”

“With the keys and you can move the curser below the bar to the left or right.”

“Oh, by the way, we normally crush the teams that have screamers and cursers for coaches.”

“Shakespeare's most virulent cursers are always the most oppressed and powerless.”

“Across hemispheres, everyone, British cheerers and Australian cursers both, knew what it meant.”