Sentence examples for those doomed from inspiring English sources

But Kahn wasn't finished waxing rhapsodic about those doomed Dodgers of the early 1950s.

Nor are all those doomed zealot A-listers like Joan of Arc.

They talked about the contributions of the working people in those doomed buildings.

Part 2 has those doomed crane eggs, presented with an understatement that the program could have drawn on more often.

As a result, you may leave the theater feeling as fuzzy — and ultimately as powerless — as those doomed polar bears.

Had Israel been established a decade earlier, many of those doomed Jews, perhaps millions, could have been saved.

"It was a last minute decision,'' said Candi Treanor, who was among those aboard the doomed boat.

Those figures doomed Kemper's "clean coal" plans by raising its lifetime costs dramatically.

If it were easy to select the outperforming managers in advance, investors wouild give them all their money; no-one would select those managers doomed to underperform.

This practice has resulted in such sage purchases as RenoforGovernor.com, BobGrahamforPresident.com and JoeLiebermanforPresident.com — names that he sold to those ultimately doomed campaigns.

I guess you just can't win against the famously leftwing British press, as those heroically doomed Tories so often find.