"Mitch Daniels will get in in the next two weeks...Huckabee will run," says Kristol, instantly dooming the chances of these things happening.
It depicts an internal fire in which everything is burning, and from that we know instantly that Violetta is a doomed woman".
But if Microsoft slides into other PC software habits (like tardiness, or expecting developers worldwide to instantly pledge their loyalty), it's doomed.
Therefore, taking on the writing life as well as the love life of James Joyce, one of the 20th century's master wordsmith (if not the leading English-speaking wordsmith), can't instantly be described as an irrevocably doomed notion.
Which should have of course instantly tipped us off that she was doomed.
It had added another surreal dimension to this ghoulish Pacific war: the bimbos debarking from gargantuan transport planes, flashing their teeth and gyrating their groins, then becoming almost instantly airborne again, leaving behind thousands of doomed devils with aching gonads.
For every e-mail the executives wrote predicting the worst, they would write another expressing their belief that everything would be O.K. Besides, expressing such fears publicly would have doomed the fund, because liquidity would have instantly vanished.
By collectively pushing former Representative Baron Hill, the (likely doomed) Democrat, out of the race and replacing him with Mr. Bayh, they instantly elevated the party's chances to take back the Senate.
On this evening, though, the doubts seemed doomed to rearguard action; it's difficult to argue against technology when the audience is voting instantly and electronically.
