Sentence examples for doom to strike from inspiring English sources
We must typo and wait for the inexorable, dust-based doom to strike the space bar or the 'E' key — which will then make the typing experience even more miserable (and require a trip to an Apple store to swaddle the misbehaving keys in rubber — leaving us computerless, most probably, in the meanwhile).
Out of their manic strategies of self-defense — their surreal fear and loathing, their slapstick violence, their Dadaist banter — a palpable sense of doom emerges, "a doom they can't specify, a doom they persist in seeking to find and to define in order to strike before it arrives," according to Rabe.
As some canny observers in the party have been pointing out, the Conservative leadership's attempt to strike compromises between UKIP positions and their own is doomed to fail.
Lockheed Workers Reject Contract, Vote To Strike.
With or without the terrorist strikes, some analysts say, the agenda was doomed to hit the wall of American politics.
Their hollow empire is doomed to fall.
A 71-year-old drama set in Depression-era California, about men with small dreams doomed to fail, may strike some as a little too close to home as the nation's economy slouches toward recession or worse.
The SEC's prosecution, which alleges that Goldman fiddled customers by selling them mortgage derivatives doomed to fail, strikes at the very core of the 141-year-old firm's cherished reputation for financial integrity.
The first note of doom was struck when Jack Gold came to see me, pleading to be released from his obligation as he had been offered a major film to direct.
