He went down the line — Building H, the only limestone structure and fairly intact-looking; Building D, circa 1851, possibly built by Thomas Walter, designer of the United States Capitol dome; Building I, maple sapling sprouting from its smashed porch steps — doomed, doomed, doomed.
"It can be said with fair certainty that these steps are doomed to fail".
I now realize that from the very beginning my life had pointed to our meeting, that my steps were doomed to reach this moment, that I couldn't possibly escape my fate, however ridiculously hard I tried, that nobody, not even those I have loved, will ever be able to mourn my departure.
David Cameron presides over a party which wants to step up the doomed draconianism, scuppering important attempts to medicalise the treatment of addicts.
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The steps in the doomed diplomatic dance in the summer of 1914 are hopelessly remote to the modern mind.
It's unlikely that Commissioner David Stern would take such a drastic step, but the longer this doomed season continues the more contraction sounds like an act of mercy.
For instance, any ontology learning effort is doomed to fail if the concept identification step has a poor performance.
The assault weapons law is doomed to expire in September unless Mr. Bush steps forward.
Process There are normally seven stages in any negotiation and if you miss a stage you're doomed to go back and cover the missed step.
