Sentence examples for doomed first from inspiring English sources
Details of his passionate, doomed, first marriage were largely suppressed.
It was going to be doomed first by TV, then hi-fi, then the internet and now by streaming services.
She played the role again in a stage adaptation on Broadway in 1960, with Robert Redford as her doomed first love.
In these paintings Munch struggled to render his own emotional and psychological traumas, including the deaths of his mother and older sister, as well as his doomed first real love affair, into universal images that resonated with the outside world.
The 2002 documentary Lost in La Mancha memorably captured Terry Gilliam's doomed first efforts to make The Man Who Killed Don Quixote.
As a result of his honesty about his alcoholism and the resulting darkness and his brief, yet doomed, first marriage, Campbell comes across as incredibly sympathetic.
A report, in the Times, had Flowers showing up at the doomed eleventh-hour save-this-firm discussions in "mismatched shoes" — picture a loafer on one foot, and a white beaded moccasin on the other, a Wall Street gloss on Vinny (the Chin) Gigante wandering around Mott Street in bathrobe and slippers.
It's one of the literary touches in his music that have established him among the cream of the young singer-songwriter crop, and it is all over his albums: romantic diplomacy in a missile silo; Columbus's doomed fourth ship; a mummy whose curse is the realization that love is mortal.
However, by far the most enduring of all these visions of the doomed Ninth is Rosemary Sutcliff's The Eagle of the Ninth, which was published in 1954 and is the inspiration for next year's film by State of Play director Macdonald.
Is that just further proof that Hulu, recently taken off the auction block by its owners (21st Century Fox, the Walt Disney Company and NBCUniversal) but still facing an uncertain future, is doomed to second- or third-class status in streaming video?
A vaccine for humans is still years away but the process could be sped up if a venturesome drug company found ways to surmount the obstacles that doomed the first vaccine.
