The prince, meanwhile, paced loudly up and down outside the door,
muttering ancient teutonic curses
under his breath.
The 1967 law was designed to meet rare and difficult circumstances, but has been a
terrible curse.
Curse didnt strike.
Her employers allegedly threaten her with
voodoo curses
to keep her under control.
Curse of dimensionality
" .
Curse than a blessing.
Curseushed out of the door
silently cursing
the bell that marked everyone's arrival or departure.
In fact, it
pronounces a curse
over us: " condemned to die " .
He would laugh at the thought of an
ancient curse
controlling his destiny.
Curses routines
have two or more versions.
Curse of the pharaoh
's tomb ' .
Cursest the person in front of me left the atm
cursing loudly.
In the digital age it's much easier to
invoke a curse, or to have one lifted.
With a
bitter curse, crowbar stabbed out with his knife, determined to take somebody with him to hell.
Curse of sin.
Just before her death she
uttered a curse
against the people of conway, and said they would always be poor.
Do you remember the old
chinese curse, ' may you live in interesting times ' ?
Christ redeemed us from the
curse of the law
by becoming a curse of the law
by becoming a curse for us.
He's going to
lift the curse
of sin.
At the time it had seemed a liberation, a chance to
escape the heavy-bodied curse
of the pill.
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