Sentence examples for then doomed from inspiring English sources

She and Roddenberry married in Japan in 1969 and she stuck by him during the difficult years when it seemed that his creation was then doomed to fail.

This party then doomed Fidesz by refusing to co-operate with it in run-off votes.The Socialists' slick campaign contrasted with Fidesz's gaffe-strewn effort.

Suppose the blindsighted subject and sighted subject are equally justified is the phenomenal approach then doomed?

Taking over the gavel could be a political loser for Ryan, who would inherit the same dysfunction fueled by a rebellious conservative minority that forced Boehner to announce his early retirement just two weeks ago and then doomed McCarthy's bid to replace him.

Unfortunately, an Oscars doesn't take place then, dooming us to repeat the cycle of disliking the person we spent so long begging for, then begging for someone new so we can do it all over again.

O'Brien lays miserable disadvantage on one side, innocent adventure on the other, and then doom is evenly distributed over all.

If the nature of a character is that he's doomed, then doom is a positive end.

(The purchase amounted to a cherry on top of Japan's then ballooning, doomed real-estate bubble).

Or maybe the engineers in the mid-1960s, barely out of the slide-rule era, made an error then that doomed the bridge now.

Young black men pass quickly from a period of police harassment into a period of "formal control" (i.e., actual imprisonment) and then are doomed for life to a system of "invisible control".

Set over the course of the year 1535, it tells of the initially triumphant and then fatally doomed reign of Anne Boleyn, Henry's second wife, as seen through the eyes of Cromwell, who helped plot and orchestrate her dizzying downfall.