Sentence examples for great doomed from inspiring English sources

Theirs was one of literature's great, doomed love stories.

It's said that when the great, doomed mountaineer George Mallory used the phrase in 1923 it was uttered dismissively, without the gravitas it later gained.

Like all great doomed affairs, "Talk to Her" is full of lovely, sweet suffering.

Woodward was a notably poor British Lions coach, and his short-lived flirtation with football at Southampton involved one of the great doomed relationships, with Harry Redknapp.

Dupuy's 1963 Chevyhooked like a great doomed fish.All that privacy yanked upward pitilessand streaming icy rivulets!We knew it was wrong to disturb the frozen loversand make of them mere bodies.

Of all the great doomed rock bands, with their mayfly lives and drawn-out, highly profitable after-lives, few have a legend as potent and precisely defined as Joy Division.

SALOME A great doom-metal trio from Virginia, given to luxuriously slow tempos, a big low-end sound (achieved without bass) and a female singer, Kat, who practices an earth-shaking, Monks of Gyuto-esque roar.

The plume of a great doom now looms.

In the tradition of the Everly Brothers, the Kinks, Oasis, and other great but doomed sibling acts, the band splintered, in the mid-eighties.

OK, for you four ascetic readers, these are the bare bones: man, woman, dominance, submission, great wealth, doomed romanticism, then, in Book Three Fiftyy Shades Freed), an incongruous obsession with yachts and trinkets and Apple computers.

The location was different, and the Belgians didn't have the numbers that Santa Ana, the Mexican general, massed back in 1836, but, in the heat of the match, it struck me that the plot was pretty much the same: a great, valiant, doomed defense.