Ostensibly, the sweetly sad chronicle of a lost love, doomed by diverging interests—"When did you change?
Peterhansel, driving an X Raid Mini, said he was not the fastest competitor, but the key to his victory was avoiding the costly mistakes – crashing, becoming stuck, breaking down and getting lost — that doomed faster teams.
Memories fix on chancellor Norman Lamont's ill-advised confession that the event left him singing in the bath, on snaps of the young special adviser at his side, which gave Britain its first glimpse of David Cameron, and on reports about billions being lost in doomed trading attempts to salvage sterling.
The parties and movements we identified with have lost or seem doomed to irrelevance.
Among the key lessons are that a struggling economy, an unaccountable, incompetent government and a dissolute, flaccid party whose members have strayed from the true path and lost their faith doomed the Soviet Union.
His portraits of Ashraf Pahlavi, Princess of Iran, in this exhibition are strange relics of a lost age, a doomed empire, a Persian counterfactual: they were painted on the eve of the Shah's downfall.
Ben doesn't want to choose, because he doesn't want to lose; he seems doomed to immaturity.
They're doomed: Losing nose tackle B.J. Raji for the season to a torn biceps is a huge blow to the defense, which figured to be significantly stronger up front with the addition of Julius Peppers.
The radio blares songs about other humans' doomed or lost loves, or their bombastic lusts in progress.
