Sentence examples for doomed work from inspiring English sources

But in another case, the drawing itself is the doomed work of art.

His only truly memorable French movies of the prewar period were in Fritz Lang's Liliom (1934) as a doomed, working class youth given a heavenly gift of returning to earth, and in Anatole Litvak's Mayerling (1936) as the doomed Austrian Crown Prince Rudolph committing suicide with his lover.

Or, pretend that mutant aliens are coming and if the room is not clean in (insert time), you are doomed (works best with children).

Just as infuriating to hard-working teachers – like prison officers, a rare profession doomed to work with unwilling clients – was his silly suggestion that they should not regard the shorter holidays he favours as implying extra work to be compensated for; instead they should see longer terms as a great opportunity to "have more of a chance" to do their job well.

Although "Corrugated Fountain" is physically doomed, the work will live on in another medium.

Those who do not learn from history are doomed to work in the Redskins' front office.

However, if the target appearance variation is not taken into account in this case, the tracker is doomed to work not well in long-term visual tracking process.

For starters, that the potentially doomed buildings work better as an ensemble than individually.

Last fall, when Mr. Kerry's campaign seemed doomed, he worked hard to change his aloof image and stentorian style developed after years of delivering speeches to an empty Senate chamber.

Once the job began, however, both sides became disappointed, dooming the work relationship right from the start.

Rep. Rogers and a number of other Republican members of the House Appropriations Committee have actually been warning their colleagues since March that they were creating a budget plan so extreme that it would doom the work effort of the entire legislative session.