Sentence examples for be doomed when from inspiring English sources

It looked to be doomed when Wal-Mart rode into town.

Crawley's audacious bid to sign the 32-year-old appeared to be doomed when the midfielder indicated that he had no intention of moving to England's League Two.

Your world is doomed!' " When he was in his teens, Schaap played the trumpet.

[Diagram] East was doomed when the spade queen was led from the dummy.

If he cannot handle Steelers Lite, Cutler is doomed when he faces the real thing.

It's been said that a currency is doomed when its banknotes fail to feature portraits of prominent national figures.

But they were doomed when the Cavaliers made the most of a second chance at the end of the game.

Her final assessment: "The concept of the cookbook was nice, but I knew the chicken was doomed when I was forced to put lemons in the brine.

Two Columbus Circle was doomed when the former Times architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable dismissed it as the "lollipop" building.

During those boom times, each had banks that went crazy, making so many speculative loans that the banking system was doomed when the bubble burst.

There's clearly something seductive, however, in the idea that we're doomed when it comes to communication with the opposite sex.