Sentence examples for were doomed well from inspiring English sources

Five blocks to our south, on the ridge of Murray Hill, there had been stands of white pine, ten to fifteen stories tall which, ideal for ships' masts, were doomed, well before any Coliseum Books could sprout up, and then close, in their place.

The existing fare structure was doomed well before Wednesday.

His plan to cut the working tax credit was doomed well before its defeat in the Lords; indeed, the defeat has become a convenient excuse.

Back home with two Tony nominations (the second for "The Homecoming") and a hit American television series ("Nurse Jackie") to show for her time abroad, Ms. Best cuts a witty, impassioned figure as a duchess who, we know, is doomed well before she enters the vengeful fray: a world as brutal as the charnel house posited by the playwright John Webster has little time for such brightness.

Our efforts in Iraq were doomed from conception, as well as being unrelated to 9/11.

But it turned out that those who remembered history were doomed to repeat it as well, or set in motion an even bigger comedy of strategic errors.

Beatriz was doomed as well, likely to die giving birth.

And as captain he does not trust his bowlers and hence any new bowling talent that comes into the team under his captaincy is doomed as well.

By exaggerating the likely benefits of a project and ignoring the potential pitfalls, they lead their organizations into initiatives that are doomed to fall well short of expectations.

Hope: More opportunities to prophesy Cassandra-style that countries' economies are doomed – I did well last year with China, but no one sent me to cry woe, woe and thrice woe in Moscow.

The parents, of course, are oblivious of what's stewing inside the heads of those in the back, and even a truce unwittingly forced by the appearance of sandwiches from the front seat is doomed by a well-placed squirt of jelly.