Sentence examples for are doom from inspiring English sources
verb
To pronounce sentence or judgment on; to condemn.
- A criminal doomed to death
"A lot of people are doom and gloom, but they are doom and gloom in good times, too.
SCIENTISTS are better at getting headlines than economists are: doom for the planet makes better copy than cost-benefit analyses.
T In The Park's, I'm pretty sure, are doom quagmires where the bit where the girl comes out of the television in The Ring transfers to real life.
I try to stay active in the "video games cause this or that" debate, because usually it's stodgy old men with conflicts of interest and think all games are Doom, talking about how a 15-year-old kid took a gun to school because Grand Theft Auto told him to.
This is especially true when all the bad climate news is labored, up until a point where people are doom laden and in the mood to switch off and indulge in some comfort shopping.
Also likely to appear are doom-laden mobile messages that Rankin exchanged with colleagues in the hours before he shot Chapman.
Obviously, they are doomed.
But they are doomed, too.
MEN are doomed to uncertainty.
