Sentence examples for a bad fate from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that's not such a bad fate.

Once the pillar of the village church, she is dragged off to what will surely be a bad fate, and Jenufa is left alone with her new husband.

Ain't a bad fate, to belong to two worlds, weirdly, and it's something that I gave to Yunior in this story.

Instead of seeing this as a bad fate that befell me through no fault of my own, I now see it as a natural state of affairs for an artist.

While the details of the plot of "Saving General Yang" have not been revealed, in history, the general met a bad fate — dying of starvation after being captured in battle.

But you'll be the fastest cockroach on the block.' " It's not a bad fate, but is a writer who is anthologizing himself at seventy-five making his peace with fame?

Even if you find it easy to withstand the psychological pressures of CNN and its hypnotic graphics and storm maps, as well as the mayor suggesting in so many words that you might have lost your mind, you live with the knowledge of how dubious the city's infrastructure is and that you could be embracing a dramatically bad fate.

In an interview, he reveals for the first time that he has even written a letter to the Disney board, recommending a successor should some bad fate befall Eisner himself.

He left Hirschfeld a letter which read, "Please could you educate the public on the bad fate of people like me who are not fit for marriage.

The Colts, as one might imagine, do not want to discuss the possibility that they set some kind of bad fate in gear.

What gives the book party or the opening-night party or the artist's dinner its peculiar feverish glitter is the lightly buried consciousness of the probable bad fate that awaits the artist's offering.