Sentence examples for doom of the from inspiring English sources

A fatal crash in 2000 led to the doom of the Concorde entirely.

"I wanted a change of government and the doom of the current administration.

Aubrey Chamberlin catches the reckless doom of the loyal warrior Gawain.

Ragnarök, (Old Norse: "Doom of the Gods"), in Scandinavian mythology, the end of the world of gods and men.

At the doom of the gods (Ragnarök), the sons of Muspelheim, led by Surt, will destroy the world by fire.

The romantic doom of the music underlines that Warhol has painted these blooms as Baudelairean flowers of evil.

This is the doom of our time, the freedom and the possibility.

The Dr Dooms of the dismal science were the prescient ones, the likes of – yes – Krugman himself, who predicted the return of depression economics.

For all the attacks from Republicans and gloom-and-doom of the pundits, Hillary seems to have survived a bad summer fairly well.

The outward events of Emma Bovary's life are a petit bourgeois version of the doom of Anna Karenina - with important differences.

"The arm of the Lord is not shortened," and the doom of slavery is certain.