Sentence examples for doomed to wait from inspiring English sources
It's there in the woman doomed to wait fretfully on the pier for her sailor to return in "Divers"; and in "Goose Eggs", where the trad-folk trope of the maiden left behind as Johnny marches off to war is imaginatively analogised in the image of geese "gunning in those Vs" overhead.
"There are too many people being doomed to waiting lists because physicians are at their limit," she said.
George was her shining prize, she had built him from the ground up, and without him she felt doomed to a life of waiting for Eddie Mannix to die, something that seemed to be taking a very long time.
Is this enough time for sightseeing or am I doomed to wander the corridors and gift shops waiting for the hours to tick by? Alastair Kleissner, South Wales A Lucky you.
Is this enough time for sightseeing or am I doomed to wander the corridors and gift shops waiting for the hours to tick by? Alastair Kleissner, Cardiff A. Lucky you.
The caribou that waited too pliantly in the cross hairs is doomed to become stew for Palin and an allegory for politics.
MEN are doomed to uncertainty.
They are doomed to disappointment.
Hence sleeper trains seem doomed to history.
