Sentence examples for sometimes of doom from inspiring English sources
Markets are messengers — sometimes of doom, other times of glad tiding.
"There are sometimes prophets of doom who say the country will come to a standstill," she told Radio 702.
When the center's administrator, Bernard C. Sangalli, was asked if he sometimes had that feeling of doom, he said: "Not at all.
When you think about your situation, feelings of doom might result sometimes - and you might feel tempted to give up.
Also a list of hackneyed, sometimes dreadful chapter titles ("Dead Men Dancing," "Lucifer Rising," "Prophet of Doom," "Fire by Trial").
Sometimes the owl is whole, flying through space as the harbinger of doom, as in the painting "Inscape 1" (1997).
Its release is sometimes treated as a revolutionary event in the history of video games, much like the release of Doom nearly a decade earlier.
A sense of doom certainly seemed more pervasive than serenity in the ominous bubbling, swirling sounds of water, sometimes electronically manipulated into chords and melodies.
Sometimes the Americans is too keen to spell things out: I'd already got the idea from the black van of doom.
