How to pronounce “darn”(adv) in English

They are darn good at what they do.

And it was pretty darn painful.

it's a darn good thing they did that as we're getting close to the Moon we never saw it.

Sometimes pretty darn far into the building and it-- it's not the kind of building that sprang up at the last minute, you know.

And it can adapt pretty darn quickly.

you know that's a darn good title for a book and my publisher thought it was a darn

work and it's mighty darn important that he or she do that because again going back to the conversation that Andrew and

When you think about it as a bathtub it's pretty darn obvious that that's not the case.

And how do I get it to be so darn strong that they'll come?

we're feeling like this well then this looks pretty darn good so it's very very

It gets so darn confusing.” So I threaded sustainability through my book.

And that's the onuses on schools like mine, which becomes so darn expensive.

I try not to think about what could've been, because what is is really pretty darn cool.

Well, the geek in me thinks it's pretty darn cool.

But you know, keeping that brain in good working order is a darn good thing and one of the greatest aspects of my work is that I'm able to look in to other areas that help running

So I'm putting this on seven, which isn't incinerate, but it's pretty darn hot.

He's like the most intimidating guy if he wasn't so darn nice.

But-- and this is the big but in this case-- we can, up to a point-- never 100% certainty-- but we can be pretty darn sure that if we invest

Now second, here's the other reason this is so darn hard, in my experience, you can't do this alone.

And the carbon-to-nitrogen ratio of soil, and the carbon-to-nitrogen ratio that makes up our being is darn similar.

For those of you who have seen it, it's pretty darn spectacular.

There are some things you can say from the sciences, but you have to be darn careful with what you do before you get started.