Sentence examples for doomed out from inspiring English sources

The Les Paul's dark, fat, mattelike sound felt doomed out and righteous, to be admired from afar, but the Gretsch's was something you'd want to take home and live with: brighter, more expressive, more fluent with its feedback.

Downing Street is expected to put the ambitious and the doomed out of their agony within the next 24 hours.

David Blunkett, the former Labour home secretary, said parliament must modernise or it is "doomed", pointing out that many MPs would not put up with the way the House of Commons is run if it were a business.

By collectively pushing former Representative Baron Hill, the (likely doomed) Democrat, out of the race and replacing him with Mr. Bayh, they instantly elevated the party's chances to take back the Senate.

He and his contemporaries — Bernie Williams, Jorge Posada, Mariano Rivera and Andy Pettitte, as well as Joe Torre (whom Jeter calls Mr. T and Joe Girardii — took some of the starch and bluster and gloom and doom out of the old Yankee ways". Final Home Opener Yankees fans in the Bronx were given their first chance to salute Jeter during the team's 2014 home opener.

Bryan Burrough, a former Wall Street Journal correspondent and one of the two writers behind the hugely successful "Barbarians at the Gate", which recounted the vast and ultimately doomed buy-out of RJR Nabisco, now offers another cautionary tale.

But as the wine flows, real-world issues intrude on what started out as a trip to relax and reconnect, and those plans are doomed to go out the window.

Wonder Showzen was always doomed to flame out early.

But that doesn't mean we're all doomed to run out of willpower by noon.

But once that happened they were doomed to walk out on him".

But quality time with a doomed child turned out to be impossible.