Sentence examples for doomed visit from inspiring English sources

A month before the President's doomed visit, UN ambassador Adlai Stevenson was struck on the head by a placard-wielding Dallas housewife.

For a moment, in the fug of the library, I seemed to think I had some inkling of this picture, commonly mentioned by historians as the one good thing to come out of Charles's doomed visit to Madrid in 1623 to court the Spanish princess.

Many saw his doomed visit a classic case of Western hubris; a lesson in saviour complex backfiring.

In any case the colonel's mix of mad suzerainty and affecting care for his mutilated charges is doomed with the visit of a general, representative of the cold purposes of the military establishment.

You know this visit is doomed.

This time, Bowie emerged as a fully fledged science-fiction character – an intergalactic glam-rock star visiting a doomed planet Earth – and the album effectively wrote the script for his own stardom.

Cotillard, with her amber coloring, is ravishing and tear-stained, and, if you don't pinch yourself too hard, you might be convinced that this science-fiction conceit is a modern Orpheus-and-Eurydice story of doomed love, complete with visits to the underworld.

It's Game 5 of the 2002 World Series and the visiting Anaheim Angels look doomed: top of the eighth, one out and trailing the San Francisco Giants by eight runs.

The doomed couple's story is punctuated by visits to Catherine's parents and grandmother and to Jean's father, all in the loamy tranquillity of provincial France.

While I was travelling with William Hague's doomed 2001 general election campaign, I remember how a visit from her brought a blessed detour into politics that resonated.

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