Sentence examples for a fateful end from inspiring English sources

That scene in 1964's Goldfinger, where Bond girl Jill Masterson meets a fateful end, was filmed at the Fontainebleau.

While stationed at RAF Manston in Kent from 1947 to 1949, the young Anderson had witnessed a Battle of Britain-themed air show coming to a fateful end: a Mosquito fighter had gone out of control and crashed to the ground, resulting in 20 fatalities.

We both wondered if we'd have a fateful ending, or was the familiarity and deep love that we once had enough to start all over again.

As a girl in Memphis, Hall grew up in the shadow of King and of his fateful end there.

Many of those flocks and herds would have passed this way towards their fateful end.

SAN ANTONIO — It was fair to wonder, as Manu Ginobili staggered and drifted across eight days and four games, whether a glorious era was fading at last, whether the time of Timmy and Tony and Manu was nearing its fateful end on the muddy banks of the San Antonio River.

While the pilots probably tried to stabilise the aircraft (aviate)—the Transport Ministry said on Sunday the aeroplane may have tried to turn back— the crew had little or no time to navigate and, tragically, they failed to communicate the details of the aircraft's fateful end.

It was a fateful missed opportunity to end the threat of nuclear Armageddon and to prevent the subsequent birth of new nuclear weapon states in India, Pakistan, North Korea and now possibly Iran.

It was then, we discover, that Geoffrey Firmin – the former British consul, ex-husband of Yvonne, a rampant alcoholic and also a ruined man – embarked on his via crucis, an agonised passage through a fateful day, that would end in Firmin's killing.

The year just ended was a fateful time for the Kyoto Protocol.

While explaining his platform, Perry intended to name three agencies he would eliminate but could cite only two before ending with a fateful "oops".