Sentence examples for about the doomed from inspiring English sources

Twombly takes his text from Christopher Marlowe's erotically charged poem about the doomed lovers.

Here are some of the questions people are still asking about the doomed flight:   Q: Who brought down the plane?

Ms. Ishioka's other film work includes the production design of "Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters," Paul Schrader's 1985 film about the doomed writer Yukio Mishima.

It takes moxie to cap off a piece about the doomed but necessary act of dissent with enforced participation, even genially enforced participation.

(Telecharge) LA BOHÈME -- Baz Luhrmann's muchanticipated musical theater treatment of Puccini's grand and grandiose love story about the doomed affair in Paris between a seamstress and a poet.

Monday's feature is "The Story of the Last Chrysanthemum" (1939), about the doomed relationship of a kabuki actor and a servant girl.

So the vulgar truth about Citizens United, the doomed Arizona law, and related future cases remains: the five Justices appointed by Republicans are thrashing the four appointed by Democrats — to the enormous advantage of the G.O.P. Coincidence?

But this low-budget tale of a scuba-diving couple abandoned to their own devices by the bozos operating their excursion boat is mostly about the relationship between the doomed couple, not about sharks.

Based on a book of the same name, the film is a tale about the sailors aboard the doomed battleship and the concepts of honour and duty.

The sweeping anguish and grand romanticism of earlier songs such as Carrickfergus, Dance Away and Over You have always suggested something of the doomed romantic about Ferry.

29), nor, it seems, in the book itself, is there any mention of the magnificent movie about that doomed expedition to the North Pole, "The Flight of the Eagle," by the great Swedish filmmaker Jan Troell.