The shock of this arrest and the subsequent privations he endured in the notorious Lubyanka prison in Moscow were to lead to some of the finest pages in The Gulag Archipelago (three volumes, 1974-76)???: "Of all the cells you've been in, your first cell is a very special one, the place where you first encountered others like yourself, doomed to the same fate.
After this dark bit of business we cut to 20 years later, in which the same school is rather improbably reviving the same, doomed title.
Indeed no other writer gave me this feeling again so purely until I ran across David Foster Wallace, so many years later, and found he'd learned the very same thing; I suspect he learned it from the same doomed, messed-up, wounded, alcoholic genius of a teacher.
As he duly notes, travel journalists are a little like alcoholics, doomed to repeat the same story in the same words.
Their Iranian counterparts are not doomed to the same existence.
Many other frogs and toads have been doomed by this same pathogen.
"Piangerò la sorte mia," Cleopatra's multifaceted lament from Handel's "Giulio Cesare," is preceded by a chromatically slashing aria by Johann Adolf Hasse for the same doomed monarch.
This will constitute one of the greatest social changes of modern times.Privacy is doomed for the same reason that it has been eroded so fast over the past two decades.
It's narrated by the swamp hen herself, a small bird that's tucked into the bottom of the famous garden fresco salvaged from that same doomed metropolis.
It was a transition some in fashion thought made perfect sense given his meticulous attention to surface — and others thought was doomed, for the same reason.
