Sentence examples for any fate from inspiring English sources

They seem unable to imagine any fate happier than that of being Indian.

"'Let's be up and doing with a heart for any fate.' It's brilliant that.

At the end of the interview he quoted from "A Psalm of Life", by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: "Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing Learn to labour and to wait".

Apparently, the prospect of having spent six summers up on the ice with essentially nothing to show for it was more disturbing than any fate that might lie in store for the planet.

The only update here is the inclusion of a gay couple whose chiding back-and-forth is played comic relief before the movie dutifully denies them any fate but martyrdom.

I didn't want to tempt fate any longer.

If Wells Fargo executives escape any such fate, it could escalate tension over the accountability divide.

The magnitude of the oak at least spares it from any such fate.

If history is a guide, serving as a deputy mayor is no guarantee of any particular fate.

The government is trying to rescue its bill from any such fate this time by promising unusually thorough and protracted parliamentary scrutiny.

The political system is imperiled mostly because too many of our politicians just can't seem to imagine any worse fate in life than losing an election.