Sentence examples similar to a fateful slip from inspiring English sources
There was a fateful trip to Hawaii.
He recalls a fateful trip to Prague for a conference.
It was a year ago that captain Steven Gerrard's fateful slip against Chelsea put the skids on what was looking like a thrilling, and completely unexpected, Premier League title triumph.
Many liberals — eager to see him seize the political initiative by declaring his candidacy or announcing significant firings — said he had let a fateful moment slip by.
Coe suffered his greatest sporting disappointment in the same venue, the Luzhniki Stadium, where Terry suffered his fateful slip during the penalty shoot-out on Wednesday, coming second to Steve Ovett in the 1980 Olympic 800m final.
Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.
ISIS has taken a fateful step too far.
José Mourinho was frustrated by a "ghost goal" and a fateful penalty shoot-out; Avram Grant by the most implausible of slips from John Terry at a sodden Luzhniki Stadium; and Guus Hiddink by the erratic decision making of [the referee] Tom Henning Ovrebo.
José Mourinho was frustrated by a "ghost goal" and a fateful penalty shoot-out; Avram Grant by the most implausible of slips from John Terry at a sodden Luzhniki Stadium; and Guus Hiddink by the erratic decision making of Tom Henning Ovrebo.
It was a fateful decision.
