Sentence examples for spells doom from inspiring English sources
To do otherwise spells doom.
Failure to do so "spells doom for us," Romney said.
More than ever, pop culture success spells doom today.
Regulation "spells doom for the whole industry," warned one taxicab Cassandra.
NONE of that spells doom; it may just be a much-needed pause.
Cranks and pundits have been saying for years that a malevolent force called Islam spells doom for the West.
Somehow we still believe that the right diploma is a passport to all life's bounty, and lack thereof spells doom.
The energy bill that President Bush signed into law in December spells doom for the common light bulb.
Papua New Guinea, for example, is experiencing its worst drought in decades, which spells doom for coffee and food crops.
"We have to get Hispanic voters to vote for our party," Mr. Romney said, adding that if Mr. Obama wins big among Hispanics it "spells doom for us".
Most knucklers agree that wind in the face is good (anything to add resistance and turbulence), while wind blowing from behind spells doom.
