Sentence examples for doomed in the first from inspiring English sources
While I watched Sara-Marie Fedele's "bum dance" with real warmth, there is a cold distance between me and Tahan – doomed in the first week of this newest cycle on Nine to wear nothing but a crocheted bikini.
His Kontantin in The Seagull, and the doomed Tusenbach in the first English production of The Three Sisters, were almost as eye-catching.
Their center fielder, Tyler Naquin, was forced to stand on a box in the middle of the room and answer questions to a large group of reporters about why he and right fielder Lonnie Chisenhall let a fly ball drop between them for a two-run mistake that doomed them in the first inning.
The biggest mistake, of course, was in Lakers management even constructing this type of doomed team in the first place.
He continued his estimable, doomed, fightback in the third.
Tremain's protagonists are often faced with trials that have a fabled quality — a doomed romance in the seventeenth-century Danish court; a sex change in nineteen-fifties Suffolk — and her latest novel is no exception.
When he raps, he often refers to Doom in the third person.
Minnesota sealed its doom in the second quarter by shooting 3 for 24 as the Sonics pulled ahead, 53-32, athehalfalf.
Sparrow struggles with what it takes to be a moral person, after his honest streak caused his doom in the second film.
This book, making comprehensive use of both Royalist and Parliamentarian sources, will be the first complete detailed study of these events which finally doomed Royalist hopes in the First Civil War.
