Sentence examples for condemned to another from inspiring English sources

The Socialists may be condemned to another period of futile introspection.Mr Sarkozy's authority has increased.

All I ask is that all sides of the story be considered before Grietje is condemned to another 400 years of bad press.

Shortly after recovering from that, he tore his knee ligaments again and was condemned to another long absence, missing nearly three years in total.

But China's people need not be condemned to another generation of authoritarianism in the name of avoiding future famines and unrest.

They lacked resourcefulness and were condemned to another frustrating year in Europe in more ways than one by the Ireland hooker Sean Cronin.

With Iraq and Syria ablaze, and the Middle East apparently condemned to another generation of upheaval and bloodshed at the hands of his fellow ideologues, Abu Ahmed is having second thoughts.

Being condemned to potentially another 30 years locked inside his body murdered his spirit.

A 66th-minute Gigot penalty-goal provided the game's final points and Wakefield were condemned to yet another defeat.

But the Cahiers critics consigned Clouzot to the Tradition of Quality category anyway, and it must have seemed to him as if he had been condemned to yet another tiny room.

This was one of the many questions facing Everton's fans as they trooped away from Goodison Park in the rain and condemned to yet another season without a trophy.  .

If the right wins, its parliamentary majority will legitimise and bolster Mr Chirac in his presidency; if the right loses, he will be condemned to "cohabit" with another left-wing government, just as he was for five years with Mr Jospin.