Sentence examples for impending ruin from inspiring English sources
Jolie Pitt shows both the silliness of the pursuit and the nerve-baring earnestness of the results, and she admirably sustains the sense of menace and impending ruin, maintaining an apt continuity from the Bertrands' unhappy sexual chill to the serendipitously perverse thaw.
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"This is how I contemplate impending financial ruin".
But after warning lawmakers for months of the state's impending fiscal ruin, Mr. Paterson seemed determined to offer hope as well as caution, suggesting that state officials now had an opportunity to restore New York to glory.
But with the titular thriller writer (played by Nathan Fillion) and NYPD Detective Kate Beckett (Stana Katic) inescapably now a crime-fighting couple, will their impending nuptials ruin the show or take it in an unexpected direction?
The themes that haunt "Hughie" and "Krapp's" — impending death, ruined dreams, lost loves — bind the otherwise unrelated works.
Crop damage, especially to rice, cotton, and corn, was also considerable, with impending harvests ruined by the hurricane's arrival.
At least, this seems to be true for "700 Club" host Pat Robertson, who recently warned his viewers that "the Grinch" is attempting to ruin the impending holiday.
His mind went black, filled with thoughts of trouble at home: his recent financial ruin, his impending foreclosure, his wife's ongoing medical problems.
Will his flirtation with Proteus's fiancée, Marina Catherinee Zeta-Jones, doing an animated version of her feisty tomboy routine from "The Mask of Zorro"), ruin his old buddy's impending marriage?
