Sentence examples for doomed make from inspiring English sources
(Ms. Minnelli's eager warmth, and the way her character approaches this jagged, damaging romance with the optimism of the doomed, make the performance deeply touching).
(Ms. Minnelli's eager warmth, and the way her character approaches this jagged, damaging romance with the optimism of the doomed, make the performance deeply touching.) "New York, New York" befuddled and angered audiences at the time — Weren't movie musicals supposed to be cheerful?
Making extravagant plans to do things are always doomed to make that thing a failure.
Those who do not learn from their mistakes are, after all, doomed to make another damn iPad stand.
You would think this should work in reverse, for example that any Bush is now doomed to make a living in private enterprise.
Politicians are doomed to make that kind of decision.
Maybe I'm doomed to make money my old-fashioned way: not too well.
When it comes to gun control, Americans seem doomed to make the same stupid mistakes.
Yet Sorkin is doomed to make movies about these damned, fucking geeks.
Therefore they are doomed to make the same mistakes, to repeat the same gags, the same catchphrases over and again.
So are we all doomed to make uncomfortable errors in reporting — or fatal errors in intelligence analysis — when the stakes are high?
