Sentence examples for was doomed for from inspiring English sources

But asked if the bill was doomed for this year, Mr. Craig replied, "That would be my first reaction".

But the director hit a trough soon afterwards, once telling an interviewer, echoing Hamlet's father, that he was "doomed for a certain term to walk Sunset Boulevard".

It was a transition some in fashion thought made perfect sense given his meticulous attention to surface — and others thought was doomed, for the same reason.

Thus in 1609 the ghost of Hamlet's father informed his son that he was "doomed for a certain term to walk the night", though he didn't actually name it as purgatory.

The excessive appetite for pigeons that had overcome her suddenly, and the way she had devoured them, like an animal — she was doomed, for sure, and everyone knew it, everyone in Bugues, the village, the whole world knew it.... What a delicious thing it would have been for that little old woman to die just then.

Mr Smutny was further reported to say that Galileo was "doomed for failure" or would "have to undergo drastic scalebacks for survival".

"Anyone buying bifocals or progressives would be doomed for disappointment.

Today's energy and water infrastructure is a dichotomy of counter interdependence that is doomed for failure.

They were doomed for that reason," she says, "the relationships I had in that time.

So I think any kind of campaign rules are doomed for the foreseeable future.

So does that mean we're doomed for some kind of democratic breakdown?