Sentence examples for on the road to perdition from inspiring English sources

Allen West, the former congressman, wrote that the ad indicated that "we are on the road to perdition".

"England performed their U-turn on the road to perdition and accelerated towards redemption at breakneck speed".

Sam Adams may have been a political revolutionary, but he was also a religious conservative convinced that his countrymen were on the road to perdition.

Well, they just don't make for good stories.John Maynard Keynes is doing the foxtrot in hell, and all of these damned regulators and thieving bankers are on the road to perdition.

"If we cannot be proud enough as a country to sing America the Beautiful in English," said former congressman Allen West, "by a company as American as they come – doggone we are on the road to perdition".

Of particular note is an 1772 Papal indulgence from Olomouc, in the Czech Republic, and a 1781 letter addressed by Pope Pius VI to Scipione de' Ricci, bishop of Pistoia-Prato, in reply to the bishop's complaint about two nuns of the Monastery of Santa Caterina who are on the road to perdition and whose heresies and misdeeds border on the incredible.

Not everyone thinks so The road to perdition ReprintsBoth schemes sprang from the government-appointed Hartz committee on labour reform.

Neal was Neal Cassady, who Ginsberg senior feared was leading his already unstable son farther down the road to perdition.

Not everyone thinks so The road to perdition ReprintsBeyond the odd political gesture, the French do not believe that they have paid much price at all.

Not everyone thinks so The road to perdition Reprints"It is the worse thing that could happen to us," said a party spokesman.

Both are evident in this masterly depiction of an upper-middle-class family partying their way down the road to perdition.