Sentence examples for doomed early from inspiring English sources

This girl, the product of Ms. Roiphe's doomed early marriage to the playwright Jack Richardson, is her mother's companion in the unlikeliest and unhealthiest situations.

There are scenes in Polish that may be from the doomed earlier film.

One of the things that doomed earlier parallel computers was their designers' ambition to make an all- purpose machine that could do anything from designing an airplane wing to forecasting the weather.

Mr. Wolfe is known for running the theater with a strong hand, dooming earlier efforts to collaborate with someone of comparable authority on the business side.

Embrace, instead, our inevitable doomed and early death.

This self-lacerating postmortem by the magazine's former European editor shows that the Standard was doomed by early success.

Then, the Chinese chose to break their silence with the inept claim, doomed to early rebuttal, that the Dalai Lama had left Lhasa "under duress".

Nor a Belgian like Lotte Kopecky, who launched an heroic but ultimately doomed breakaway early on in Sunday's road race.

The classic foul-up often cited by aerospace historians, Dr. McDowell said, was one that doomed an early Venus probe when "a simple dash omitted in the guidance equation made it fly the wrong way, so it ended up at the bottom of the Atlantic instead of deep space".

Like Mimi in Giacomo Puccini's opera La Bohème, the BICEP claim seemed doomed from early in the drama.

Consequently, mice over-expressing Umodl1 are doomed to early follicular depletion and premature ovarian failure.