Sentence examples for doomed highway from inspiring English sources
A limited selection of music recordings, along with the contraption's proprietary format that would not play on home equipment, doomed Highway Hi-Fi to failure.
But opponents could wage the kind of long legal battle that doomed the Westway highway and development project in the 1980's.
Hillary Clinton's my-way-or-the-highway obduracy doomed her health care initiative; she also voted to authorize the Iraq invasion without even reading the National Intelligence Estimate, and badly mismanaged her 2008 campaign.
Nobody thinks America's highways will be doomed if the gasoline tax, which currently pays for highway maintenance, falls short of the system's needs -- if politicians want to sustain the system, they will.
Some vowed a court fight like one that doomed Westway, a Battery-to-Midtown highway on the Hudson, a generation ago.
Thousands of bridges are growing increasingly dangerous - and some are falling down - and highways are falling apart and doomed, it seems, to endless gridlock.
Its vision of Stella and Lenni as defiant, doomed outsiders desperately racing toward an elusive paradise on a treacherous highway may be bleak, but it's also intensely and proudly romantic.
"Our own industry is also doomed, and will be one of the more significant carcasses by the side of the information highway," he wrote, unless it could learn to "exploit a certain degree of synergy" between the information highway and personal computers.
