Sentence examples for doomed this from inspiring English sources

That doomed this Giants season more than any other factor.

Blame the calendar, which doomed this July to one day too many.

And I had allowed myself to be acquired through a faulty syllogism: youthful passion is doomed; this was not youthful passion; therefore, it would be a good marriage.

The reason Roosevelt's quest was doomed, this account makes clear, is that New Yorkers — then and now — like their vices neat.

With the Plymouth brand doomed, this caricature of a 1950's hot rod will become the Chrysler Prowler in a couple of years.

As for Mr Maragall's claim of "celebration", a survey suggested that only 4% of Catalans felt the statute to be important.Given that the initiative seems so doomed, this may be unsurprising.

"This Faustian bargain would doom this president's commitment to civil liberties and rule of law".

It might doom this deal, but there would be nothing to put in its place.

The resolution would "doom this region to tension," Mr. Churkin warned.

"Any delays on the city's part," Mr. Silverman warned, "could doom this project.

Their sanguine attitude will not immediately doom this long-running bull market, but it is disturbing.