Sentence examples for doomed time from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mail called the novel "an exceptional book even from the prize-winning Dawson; clever, moving, sexy and with a mesmerising feel for that magical, optimistic, but doomed time just before the Great War".

The footballing romantic yearns for that improbable move to Barcelona, the linkup with Neymar in a kind of doomed time-tunnel dream Brazil 2014 forward lineup.

If he does not play we are doomed big time.

If O'Rourke is correct, and the Double Irish play is doomed in time, it will either greatly lower the profitability rates of tech companies, or they will find another way to avoid taxes.

Roy Hodgson said "we're not doomed" four times in his post-match press conference after the draw with Slovakia, but his lack of a coherent plan and playing style is an undoubted concern.

Things drift through your mind at doom-time in the morning, and as he listens he thinks of the boy in the house in Stratford, the bed by the two windows, the voice in the night.

The new regime in Washington and the doom times in telecom mean arbitrary, outdated federal rules will no longer protect the weak.

He commanded troops against William, but the Jacobite cause in Ireland was doomed by the time Tyrconnell died.

Some of these are the eternal dilemmas that central bankers are doomed to relive time and again.

It is unavoidable that many of us will fall prey to an iDisorder, he says, but "it is not fatal and we are not doomed to spend time in a mental institution or a rehab center".

The popularity of the "Groundhog Day Loop," as the wonderfully obsessive TV Tropes site defines it, is a "plot in which the character is caught in a time loop, doomed to repeat a period of time (often exactly one day) over and over, until something is corrected".