Sentence examples for doomed along from inspiring English sources

Those of us on the left, socialists like me, who relish a good debate, are doomed along with that lost breed.

I was doomed all along, I am marked, there must be something very wrong about me".

Kurt's quest to become senior class president appears doomed and along with it his college prospects; he confesses to Rachel (Lea Michele) that he is thinking about stuffing the ballot box to ensure that he wins.

Cattle amble to their doom along serpentines that do not present alarming sharp angles.

Without that, there was no clinging and no sticky proteins, and the blood cell would be swept away to its doom, along with its squatters.

A campaign will require these candidates to air out their hollowness in full view, explaining why they see a phantom in every corner, a plot behind every policy, doom along every horizon.

In the spring of 1876, when Custer led the Seventh Cavalry out of Fort Abraham Lincoln in North Dakota to its eventual doom along the banks of the Little Bighorn in the famous battle against Crazy Horse and his Sioux warriors, most of the band -- and its leader -- stayed behind.

Some 170,000 essential workers were nearly doomed to chug along without pay.

If it didn't I was going to viciously slate both bowler and and captain as though it was a doomed strategy all along.

Like seasoned gigolos, such people know only of success, repeated every night with subtle variation; they talk of "mastering" the art of cooking, whereas most of us are lucky to be its slaves, scalded and swearing, doomed to tiptoe along the verge of failure.

Jeroboam: Isn't AOL as a business doomed to disappear along with dial-up?