Sentence examples for doomed through from inspiring English sources

He launched a transparent PR campaign he hoped would restore him to the ranks this season, an exercise so clearly doomed through lack of runs that even he could not have believed the upbeat scenario he was selling to journalists.

Flashes of Common Sense The Lower Manhattan Expressway would surely have doomed SoHo, through whose heart it would have sliced.

Opening this weekend at the location of the former Harland and Wolff shipyard where the liner was built, the £97m Titanic Belfast will tell the story of the doomed voyage through rides, special effects and animations.

Even the characteristic sheep of the region, the light-boned, longhaired Navajo-Churros, are said to have arrived here with the forces of Francisco Vásquez de Coronado, who claimed this region for the Spanish crown in 1540 on a doomed sweep through the Southwest looking for the Seven Cities of Gold.

Now imagine a super tanker with Francesco Schettino at the helm--the captain of the doomed Costa Concordia--navigating Concordia--navigating Concordia--navigating crew and a systhroughluroughuseasby a breach.

If denial is a river, it runs through doomed societies.

Is European unification, he asks, doomed to go through a "more or less despotic phase"?

He's trying to pursue a clearly doomed film project, through excruciatingly awkward long-distance conversations with an agent.

Am I doomed to go through life telling friends and family that, no, your grandma is dead for good.

Some dismissed Quick & Reilly as doomed to disappear through lack of profits, and others disparagingly referred to the company as "Quick & Dirty".

The story of an eternally doomed outsider wandering through a mythic landscape, "Camino Real" premiered on Broadway in 1953 and quickly closed.