Sentence examples for doomed friends from inspiring English sources

Mark Hayhurst, dealing with a Lancashire regiment of doomed friends very similar to the one that inspired Peter Whelan's The Accrington Pals, succeeds in covering original ground in the disturbing story behind a gravestone in a French cemetery.

Short-minded concern for the corporate bottom line and reluctance to think past ideology doomed his friends in Big Three boardrooms.

Or Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, an inverted version of Hamlet, where Hamlet plays a small part — his story retold through the lens of his bumbling, doomed childhood friends.

If either of them put Diggle in the ground, Mr. Queen is going to feel overwhelmingly guilty that his decision to spare them may have doomed his friend.

Then she brained Fitz and jumped off the bus, so as not to doom her friends.

Winehouse was doomed by callous friends and family and by an industry that romanticises licentiousness and protects lucrative stars from the consequences of their own behavior.

All the necessary ingredients are here: spooky woods, walkie-talkies as the bleeding edge of technology, nosebleeds as a sign of violent mental effort, lost spirits communicating through mains electricity and crackling phonelines, elasticated walls through which desperate hands and screaming faces push, and plain friends doomed to bloody deaths in the furtherance of plot.

The result is a powerful document, sympathetic to Shylock, in which a concerned partner comments, using Jewish history and anecdote, upon the progress of his doomed and foolish friend through Shakespeare's play.

Wallace is doomed to the friend zone because Chantry is in a relationship.

Yet Mr Meacher and his friends are doomed.

Typically, Preston played villains, doomed lovers, and heroes' friends, almost never playing a lead role in his early years.