Sentence examples for appointed fate from inspiring English sources

Grief is what we feel when the ephemeral meets its appointed fate, but Notre Dame had always seemed the opposite of ephemeral.

As it is, their march toward their appointed fate is intercut with memories, which themselves tend toward the elegiac and seem oddly leisurely in the middle of a blitz.

The presiding officers of the state House and Senate and the principal committee chairmen they appoint determine the fate of important legislation without consulting the governor.

In a twist of fate, Redfearn was appointed to succeed Evans at Rotherham.

In works like Measures of Serenity and Waves of Change, Douglas uses string and rope in place of drawing, generating her own semi-abstract lines, placed according to the whims of gravity in ways both evoking and recreating fractal defaults like spirals and piles; at the same time evoking the witches of Macbeth who cut the string of each man's fate at the appointed hour.

But now the nation's most provocative urban school reform effort was thwarted and the fate of DC schools, under newly appointed Kaya Henderson, was once again up in the air.

The broadcast said nothing about the fate of Lakanwal and Kamyar, both appointed in 1982 by Karmal, who was replaced as ruling Communist Party leader by Najib in May and later also resigned as president.

State-level abortion restrictions have been introduced in droves, as advocates on both sides are questioning the fate of Roe v. Wade after Trump appointed two conservative justices to the Supreme Court.

In a fortunate twist of fate for the Brazilian, the new man appointed was Santiago Solari, who had been coaching the B team - including Vinicius.

Mr. Rutzick was appointed early last year, and his duties included shaping policy on the fate of the 26 threatened or endangered salmon runs.

Ardley inherited a side just above the bottom two when he was appointed manager in October and he is pleased they have their fate in their own hands going into the final day.