But you know what really puts a damper on it?
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Unfortunately, the role of stick-in-the-mud puts a damper on Groban's natural charisma.
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The weather puts a damper on one's edible exploration of street food, hawker centers, and restaurants.
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It's not the end of the world, but it certainly puts a damper on the fun.
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Tabitha is understandably disappointed, especially since her parents' reunion puts a damper on her overnight date with Luca.
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South Park Slope, Brooklyn Nothing puts a damper on a glorious day like the sound of metal grinding.
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Nothing puts a damper on a long-awaited beach day quite like the AccuWeather forecast calling for cloudy skies.
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If you have acne it really puts a damper on that, figuring out your personality and how to interact with others.
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I just got my scooter a few months ago and it cost $400, so this definitely puts a damper on my mood.
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But I also don't think anything happens when you die, which really puts a damper on the whole ghost and spirits thing.
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But that there will be a tailgate, to which the guys whoop and holler, until ABC Cam puts a damper on the mood.
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The dudes usually say that she "installed it wrong and sometimes that seriously puts a damper on their attraction to me," she added.
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Ferrari puts a limit on the number of cars it builds to preserve the brand's famous exclusivity, which also puts a damper on growth.
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All four of these companies deserve kudos for pulling that off, but the constant bickering between them puts a damper on their shared achievement.
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"So that puts a damper on what we're about to say, to be honest, because that is beyond countries, that's beyond anything," Trump continued.
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The move puts a damper on the Trump administration's renewed efforts to deport some Southeast Asian immigrants who have lived in the U.S. for decades.
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Waiting in line for what feels like an eternity really puts a damper on the night when you could be on the dance floor meeting your next fling.
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The Perfect Pint glasses — $29.99 (9.993-pack) See Details Spilling a good glass of wine not only stains your pants, it also puts a damper on your mood.
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Inadequate supply of mid- and high-end goods also puts a damper on spending, the Ministry of Commerce said in a statement discussing the government's five-year plan for commerce.
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Spring is just around the corner (read: slushy snow, downpours, and huge, unavoidable puddles), and nothing puts a damper on your day like a soggy, wet pair of socks and sneakers.
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The automatic addition of 138 million bushels onto the 2018-19 balance sheet puts a damper on that narrative, but any potential carryover demand from the previous year could lighten this load.
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Unforgiving materials like leather or velcro straps can be extremely cumbersome, and getting caught in a tangle of straps and buckles in the middle of sex puts a damper on the mood.
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This puts a damper on an IPO market that was largely expected to make a strong comeback after a poor 2016, especially for technology companies that typically bring in the highest proceeds.
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Sure, life as a kid meant easily donning a princess dress or two (with cinnamon-sugar churro powder stuck to them), but Disney's adult costume ban puts a damper on attempting that now.
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This particular material is common and isn't carcinogenic once it's mixed and dry, but it puts a damper on my mood and I just try not to cry for the rest of the day.
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After inclement weather puts a damper on their day, Captain TJ Ott and his crew break their dry spell to cash in on a payday of more than $12,000 after catching two giant Bluefin tuna.
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Released on Wednesday at the United Nations climate summit in Poland, the report puts a damper on hopes that emissions might soon start decreasing, as they must if catastrophic climate change is to be averted.
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"Clarence gets recognized every once in a while and that sort of puts a damper on things because when we're out we sort of like to be incognito," Ginni said in 2009, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Nothing puts a damper on a spur-of-the-moment nighttime swim quite like having to stop to slather on conditioner first, but on the plus side, now you won't have to worry about repairing the damage once September rolls around.
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"The fact that we lost a president who truly was a wonderful person, a wonderful man, a great man — it really puts a damper on it, to be honest with you," Mr. Trump said as he sat next to Ms. Merkel.
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So let's recap: Switching between daylight saving time and standard time doesn't save energy, it decreases the amount of daylight office workers see in the winter, it possibly puts a damper on sales, it discourages kids from exercising, and it may cause some auto accidents.
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It's a massive blow to Toronto's chances of back-to-back titles, and obviously puts a damper on the Lakers' offseason quest as well — even though they will finalize a trade Saturday to bring in Anthony Davis from New Orleans and landed the sort of shooter than LeBron James craves by adding Green.
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We all get giddy when we find the perfect gift for someone, but consumerism really puts a damper on holiday cheer when you think about how much packaging will be thrown out, how many old tech items will be tossed to make room for new stuff, or how many underpaid workers are putting in extra hours to get you that extra-cheap outfit on Black Friday.
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They go up in a balloon and she feels special until he tells her an atrocious story about Aztecs, which puts a damper on the whole day. Back in New York, they both sit on the roof and talk. Sometime later, she is back from Burton Ives's, a successful painter who has suggested helping him. Don gets angry with her as he deems Burton Ives to be a bad painter.
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The two kiss, but before they start an affair, she accidentally meets his wife and son, which puts a damper on their relationship. After scamming her way into a meeting with a gallery owner, Susan is recommended to another gallerist and is finally able to get her own show. She also gets a boyfriend, Eric. She later fights with Anne, as Anne is jealous of her independence while Susan resents Anne's marriage and child.
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Architect Steve Ireland (William Powell) and his wife Susan (Myrna Loy) eagerly look forward to their fourth wedding anniversary, but her mother Mrs. Cooper (Florence Bates) shows up and puts a damper on their eccentric and jokey plans for the evening; their personal recreation of a Baffin Island Inuit ritual, this year done backwards. She sends Steve downstairs to mail her insurance premium having sprained her foot. He runs into his old girlfriend Isobel Kimble Grayson (Gail Patrick) and learns that she has just moved into the apartment building, one floor below.
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True to form, the cantankerous old man refuses to let the platoon in, so they decide to try force, using scaling ladders and battering rams, but to no avail. When they try to scale the museum, George Jones puts a damper on their plans by soaking them in cold water. Mainwaring decides to take a more tactical approach, and Jones says a bottle of whisky will do the trick. Walker gives Frazer, who will be disguised as an ARP Warden, the bottle to tempt him with, if he doesn't respond to Frazer's insistence that there's a light showing.
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In 2004, a team of UK astronomers led by Jane Greaves discovered that Tau Ceti has more than ten times the amount of cometary and asteroidal material orbiting it than does the Sun. This was determined by measuring the disk of cold dust orbiting the star produced by collisions between such small bodies. This result puts a damper on the possibility of complex life in the system, because any planets would suffer from large impact events roughly ten times more frequently than Earth. Greaves noted at the time of her research that "it is likely that [any planets] will experience constant bombardment from asteroids of the kind believed to have wiped out the dinosaurs".
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