Sentence examples for doomed from the first from inspiring English sources
He is, however, doomed from the first, or, as Melville puts it, "laid out in death".
Denis Dubiard, a real-life chef who is usually addressed simply as monsieur by the "Manor House" staff, looks forward to creating authentic Edwardian menus, but that plan seems doomed from the first day, when he can't obtain sea gull eggs.
Yet it's soon apparent that in "Waltzing the Cat" Houston has opened her cookbook to the same page and served up the familiar recipe for which she's known: lush natural settings, high adventure and doomed-from-the-first-date love affairs.
With the exception every couple of decades of a grass-roots, doomed-from-the-start third-party run at the White House, America operates under a two-party system: Republican and Democrat.
The internet's first connected rabbit was doomed from the start and sent its parent company, Violet, hopping into administration.
Unlike, say, a second LCD on the front of the camera, which was doomed from the start.
The expedition was doomed from the start.
The concept is doomed from the start.
The project looks doomed from the start.
The occupation was doomed from the start.
It was doomed from the start.
