The phrase "a fate on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "He faced a fate on the battlefield" does not make sense as written.
Alternatives: "a destiny of" or "a fate in".
You wouldn't wish such a fate on the poor guy at the Mariinsky.
Does Juan Miguel Gonzalez, then, deserve to be condemned as an unloving father for his willingness to inflict such a fate on his son?
One important question, and one the first new episode, "The Parasox Pub" concerns, is the fate of Warrior Chris, which is to say the fate of his relationship with Warrior Beth, the object of his demurring unspoken love -- a fate on which the fate of all his future selves depends.
The addiction wasn't chosen: it was a fate visited on him.
I haven't met first-hand sufferers of such a fate, but on tours and the like I do warn attendees of this lurking danger.
A33 Drug Cows Face Uncertain Fate About 45 of the world's most costly cows, genetically engineered to produce pharmaceuticals in their milk, face an uncertain fate on a farm near Madison, Wis.
In 2015, an Australian online magazine faced a similar fate on Instagram, when the photo-sharing site censored and and disabled its account after it shared an image featuring a woman's pubic hair.
Last spring, the actor made headlines when he stopped a visiting British journalist from falling victim to a Churchillian fate on Sixth Avenue.
I managed to avoid some but not all of those and remembered a decade-old magazine article by a well-known China scholar, Orville Schell, about how he avoided a similar fate on his visit to Pyongyang.
Others suffered a similar fate on 18 that day, and the U.S.G.A. apologized for its error.
Now France will be working to ensure the same controversies don't inflict a similar fate on their prospects.
