Sentence examples for condemned to make from inspiring English sources

D. In 1946 the store was condemned to make room for a housing project.

He says ruefully that he would testify that he assaulted the condemned to make them talk.

Then last July, police units were ordered into the Makryianni district to empty flats that were condemned to make room for the new building.

Lena Hall, who won the Tony for her role as Hedwig's husband Yitzhak, a former drag queen now condemned to make attire, has always been good.

Of those three, only Utah has made good on the option, and only Utah allows the condemned to make the decision.

Four years later, he was dead and by 1888, the farmhouse, too, was bound for the next world, condemned to make way for the extension of West 84th Street.

But many would say that Rickman's finest hour was his performance in the comedy masterpiece Galaxy Quest (1999) about the cast of a cancelled sci-fi TV show called Galaxy Quest, now has-beens condemned to making a living signing autographs for obsessive fans, whose lives revolve around a programme in which the stars have long since lost interest and have come to hate.

"Now both sides are condemned to pretend that they can make an accord, which would be very weak".

Condemned to Repeat? makes clear that the paradox of aid demands immediate attention by organizations and governments around the world.

These gifted filmmakers were trained for greatness and condemned to frustration, taught to make a kind of movie that could no longer exist.

She attacked proposals to give housing association tenants the right to buy their homes as "uncosted, unfunded and unworkable" and condemned plans to make it harder for workers to strike and other measures that "undermine people's rights at work" as "divisive posturing".