Sentence examples similar to I will befall from inspiring English sources

ONCE or twice a decade, it will befall a young lady of supreme good looks to accidentally embody her moment in time.

Almost from the start, you know something bad is going to happen, and somehow, through minute emotional cues rather than overt foreshadowing, you form a pretty clear idea of what it will be and whom it will befall.

Sometimes I think nothing harmful will befall me while we're together.

"I hope the same fate will befall the Goodyear house," said Mr. Stone, who practices in Manhattan.

I've finally let go of the fear of the "evil eye" (a Greek superstition I learned in childhood that something evil will befall you if you are too successful, happy, attractive, etc).

I can only hope that one day soon a similar fate will befall the vuvuzelas.

The author of Ecclesiastes laments (2 15 16) "The fate of the fool will befall me also; to what advantage, then, have I become wise?

If he chooses his typical arrogant, impolite rhetoric, then I fear the protests will grow further and severe civil unrest will befall Turkey.

"I just hope that people take from the example the consequences that will befall this woman.

I can't prevent the fate that awaits my mountain a fate that will befall all mountains that go the distance.

I can't prevent the fate that awaits my mountain – a fate that will befall all mountains that go the distance.