Sentence examples for doom spread from inspiring English sources

As the country's military hurriedly called up its reserves and struggled for days to contain, then repel, the joint assault, a sense of doom spread through the country.

The Plague was terrifyingly virulent as described by the poet Giovanni Boccaccio: "People who were perfectly healthy when they went to bed at night could be dead by morning". As gloom and doom spread, and the death rate soared, a rumor erupted that Jews were responsible for the disease.

For someone once known as "Dr. Doom," Henry Kaufman spreads a lot of cheer.

Continuing his secret philanthropy, he supports Malochia, a self-proclaimed "prophet of doom" who spreads a message that current social conditions are intolerable.

ITV dropped the bombshell of doom after rumours spread that Simon Cowell would be putting the TV singing contest to rest for at least a year.

Mr. Berman, for his part, says his intimate knowledge of the city's finances is one of his strengths, and accuses his rival of spreading doom and gloom.

We'll call this one the Robert Shiller Account, named after that other marvelous economist of the hour, that sour donkey at Yale who hustles the term "irrational exuberance" and is appearing on every newspaper page, spreading doom and Dow 6000.

Instead, Taran and Jamie were hoping to raise $220,000£140,00000) in a sort of deliberately doomed effort to spread awareness of the need for blood donations in their native Canada.

All the doom-and-gloom stories spread across the globe over the last few weeks, though, are making normally sanguine residents of this thriving metropolis cranky.

A clip from the BBC of a self-described trader admitting to dreaming of financial doom as a money spinner has spread like wildfire over the Internet.

Turnbull said Bowen was intent on talking down the economy and trying "to spread a message of doom and gloom on the radio".