Sentence examples for doom to come from inspiring English sources

Maybe Lopez foresaw the doom to come because he appears to hop out of the way of his "shot" before it plops apologetically over the bar.

The message of the apocalyptic writers is one of both warning, of the doom to come at the end of history, and hope in the new age beyond history under the rule of God, when the righteous will be vindicated.

Those were the cheers of desperation, tribute to a valiant effort doomed to come up short.

To those who want to compare this imperfect Labour government with some Aaron Sorkin-scripted, West Wing-style fantasy, it was doomed to come up short.

From the instant the south tower spit out its burning plume, like a great flamethrower over Manhattan, everything he had pieced together and nurtured was doomed to come horrifyingly undone.

But with Saturday, Sunday, and Monday matinees now in play, Terminator Salvation is now doomed to come in second for the weekend.

Not that the original premise isn't reason enough to feel shame, anger and a sense of doom for things to come in the world anyway but Woman in Gold is about displacement, that idea that childhood is not a geographical place and our constant search for days past, to right the wrongs we felt and reconnect to our youth.

If so, the rest of the East is doomed for years to come.

In the end, neither doom nor nirvana seem to come to pass.

Obama!" in the background, a doom omen of things to come.

I'm willing to do so, because if it becomes the only option available to me to stop a worldwide financial crisis which would doom the economy for years to come, then I will indeed take that option.