Sentence examples for coming doom from inspiring English sources

No memory of last week's suffering and no suspicion of the coming doom.

Time after time, lobbyists for this industry have cried about the coming doom when subsidies have been appropriately reduced.

And overhead, to carry out his words, lonely and cold and livid, blazed the star of the coming doom.

As the jollity reaches its height, Johan foresees the coming doom and screams at them all to dig in and hide if they want to live.

The spate of alien invasion stories that followed were often strident in tone and genocidal in their predictions of coming doom.

Minister of our coming doom, preaching On the car radio, how right Your Hell and damnation sound to me As I travel these small, bleak roads Thinking of the mailman's son The Army sent back in a sealed coffin.

Whatever the interpretation — a great chance to keep wearing those Bermuda shorts or a harbinger of coming global doom — hot weather is likely to make this October one for the record books.

Our son will look at us in twenty-five years, when we're all sitting in holes together because the system crashed" — he pointed up at the coming climatic doom — "and he'll say, 'Didn't you know you shouldn't fly?' I'll tell him, 'I know.

And is it right to praise the opening sentence of "1984" ("It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking 13") as an example of narrative suspense, on the grounds that it "will not yet divulge" the fact that Winston Smith is, in the coming pages, doomed to be captured and brainwashed by Big Brother?

"I don't think people come to DOOM for a bunch of cutscenes.

I could feel doom coming on.