Sentence examples for daily doomsday from inspiring English sources
Now lift, revealing an imprint of the paper's daily doomsday message.
Those of us watching the planet's ecological emergencies grow exponentially more serious -- and working to help change our course -- are accustomed to this type of daily doomsday commentary from the experts.
Leading the charge is, of course, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta who almost daily uses terminology like "doomsday," "catastrophe," and more recently "shooting ourselves in the head" to describe anything less than a defense budget perpetually growing from this year on out.
We live in an age of risk assessment and risk analysis, when doomsday scenarios have become daily anxieties, and planning for improbable but world-changing events has become a focus of disaster policy.
If you're looking for a respite from the daily parade of rancorous headlines and doomsday predictions, might I suggest dipping a toe in the world of social impact investing.
During a visit to the set, Gerrold had the opportunity to speak to Leonard Nimoy and ask his advice on how to write for Spock and was allowed to watch the dailies from each day's shoot of the episode "The Doomsday Machine" which was being filmed at the time.
Even casual followers of the newspaper industry could rattle off the doomsday tick-tock: a digitally enabled free fall in ads and audience now has burly guys circling major daily newspapers with plywood and nail guns.
"That Is All" author, humorist and frequent "Daily Show" correspondent John Hodgman sat down with Thnkr to offer his advice on how to survive Doomsday 2012.
Britain's highest-ranking civil servant, Cabinet Secretary Sir Mark Sedwill, has issued a "doomsday" analysis of how the country would be affected if the UK left without a deal, the Daily Mail reports.
DOOMSDAY: In wide release.
