Sentence examples for a fate which from inspiring English sources

-- a tirade against a fate which enables his servant to achieve a happiness that forever eludes him -- is masterly.

Deep wounds and a rope around his neck suggest he was hanged, a fate which usually befalls criminals.

But, like Gabriel García Márquez's General, they found themselves at the mercy of a fate which they could not control.

However, in the US visitors were more likely to be arrested, a fate which befell 1,368 Britons last year.

"Lampoone" identifies the society names who carry "A Fate, which no man can oppose,/ The losse of his heart and the fall of his Nose".

Lovell might have been even more of a hero had he not had a further strike disallowed, a fate which also befell the Celtic striker John Hartson.

Growers of up to five outdoor plants of unlimited size will meet a similar fate, which draws a line between those involved in trafficking, and those who share with friends.

But his video chat wrangles with an avaricious agent and a naggy wife are as glib as the thread about a daughter who died in a boating accident (Coppola's son suffered a similar fate), which feels too sore to be strictly appropriate in such a gimmicky endeavour.

There is a lot of interest in inducing hESCs to an endoderm fate which serves as a pathway towards more functional cell types like the pancreatic cells.

Indeed, Talchai and colleagues found strong evidence of beta-cell dedifferentiation in several murine models of diabetes, describing a regression of beta-cell to an endocrine progenitor-like phenotype, pointing out an advantage to beta-cell in adopting a dedifferentiated fate, which may facilitate their survival [ 49].

Just destiny and, the burgeoning dream suggests, a different fate, which could easily include that showdown with the Vols in the championship game in Kansas City, Mo., next Sunday.