“curse”可以造什么句，curse造句

I called it the curse of abundance.

Bless those who persecute you; bless and do not curse.

For economy, Skyscraper is an honor or a curse?

The curse had been lifted, not to reappear for nearly a century.

Expedition leader Carter, the most obvious target for a curse, lived on for 16 years.

The opening of Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922 supposedly unleashed one such curse on the archaeologists working on the dig.

If you do not listen, and if you do not set your heart to honor my name, "says the LORD Almighty," I will send a curse upon you, and I will curse your blessings.

But like the movie mummies who invoke the malediction, the legend of the mummy's curse seems destined never to die.

A good luck wish would alert and provoke them to do their evil work, whilst a curse will make them turn their attention elsewhere.

The test of love is a curse. The final result, even if it proves that love is not dead, will also cause it to die.

When he didn’t have the cart, he could do something—wiggle into the spaces between cars, climb onto the pavement—but now he could only curse from behind.

Nothing, I think, captures the nerve of these magazines like the cover of blast, which meant "kaboom," a magazine as a kind of bomb, or maybe a curse-damn you, blast.

Miss Sun was so furious she uttered a shrill -chien waited until Major Hou had entered the door opposite before he let out a curse at his already vanished broad back, "You dirty bastard!"

None curse the Czar.

Loyal adherent! I release you from the curse of flesh!

Don't swear (curse) or talk rudely in tone. Use proper language.

Rather than throwing stones or learning to shoot, his young actors could curse, dance, shout poems, sing.

Yet the exorbitant curse will catch up with the dollar one day and the yuan is its most likely replacement.

The ‘curse’ that blighted those who opened the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun was a triumph of media hype and public susceptibility.

I don't know what makes up this smell, which I recognize from grandmothers and elderly aunts, and which hangs in the rooms and halls of old-age homes like a curse.

Why didn't he suffer the curse of the mummy?

Do not curse your fortune, but rather thank your lucky stars.

The best witchcraft explanation is that Shakespeare put a curse on the play so that no-one, other than him, would be able to direct it correctly.

The ritual I am familiar with is: The person is required to leave the theater building, spit, curse and spin around three times, before begging to be allowed back inside.

The feather is said to represent a malevolent ‘evil eye’, that bestows a curse on the show.

A curse on him who is lax in doing the LORD's work! A curse on him who keeps his sword from bloodshed!

There were others who did not listen so quietly'but shouted with many curse that it was the likes of such fellows as Owen who were responsible for all the depression in trade.