Sentence examples for doomed commercial from inspiring English sources
After dinner, as rain threatens the October night, Mr. Gulotta brings up Sebastian Junger's 1997 book about a doomed commercial fishing trip to the Grand Banks.
When operating at smaller scales, libraries are well-suited to withstand fiscal challenges that can doom commercial events.
The worthy project of disseminating classical music in cinemas was doomed to commercial failure by the advent of television.
I am sorely tempted to condemn the Harry Potter theme park, now under construction at Universal Studios, in Florida, as a crass, commercial venture, doomed to taint the pleasure of reading the books.
By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn February 16, 2010 I am sorely tempted to condemn the Harry Potter theme park, now under construction at Universal Studios, in Florida, as a crass, commercial venture, doomed to taint the pleasure of reading the books.
The inns and taverns that had grown up to serve the commercial travelers of earlier days were doomed.
He complained about it earlier, the rocky state of commercial music, the sense of being on a doomed ship.
How low an opinion of our commercial flair do we have if we think we're doomed unless we do deals with one country?
From the moment the commercial aired, the old management models of corporate America were doomed.
Efforts to boost poetry's commercial viability would curtail this freedom, but such efforts are gloriously doomed to fail.
Asking readers to weigh in on a book's commercial prospects was a recipe for mediocrity, and the experiment was "doomed to fail".
