Sentence examples for Doom from inspiring English sources
The word "Doom" is usable in written English and is well written
It can be used to describe a state of inevitable destruction or ruin, often in a dramatic or foreboding context. Example: "The villagers felt a sense of doom as the storm clouds gathered ominously on the horizon." Alternatives include "destruction" or "ruin."
verb
To pronounce sentence or judgment on; to condemn.
- A criminal doomed to death
With doom now certain, Laust and Erasmus sit by the fire, talking about their loved ones.
But it was not all doom and gloom for the glossies.
As a keen proponent of the impending doom scenario, I can't help but agree with them.
From the sub-prime mortgage collapse in America to the subsequent credit crunch and on to the global recession, the Beeb's business editor has sounded like an oracle of doom.
More filled with prophecies of doom and ultra-violence than the last.
"I wanted a change of government and the doom of the current administration.
He thinks it's good that Sheffield has been diversifying: "We've lost the steel industry, but there's more opportunities for people to work in retail, in different avenues … it's not all doom and gloom".
They cannot agree on historical truth let alone reach any form of reconciliation, which appears to doom any chance of creating a South African-style open, independent and frank examination of what went on here over the last 40 years.
The Crew are leaking goals, spelling doom for a team supposed to be defense first.
Hit-and-run attacks on effective policies, witnessed with the fuss over EU rules on vacuum cleaners and hairdryers, are accompanied by a drumbeat of doom and gloom designed to sap our will to act.
But the fates of Spain, Italy and above all Greece hang in the balance between euro-doom and all the uncertainties of the restored drachma.
