Sentence examples for better fate for from inspiring English sources

I can think of no better fate for a Washington attorney.

Masback is hoping for a better fate for Saturday's Millrose Games telecast (on NBC, from 2 30 to 3 30 p.m). than for last year's.

It is also, no doubt, because Alcatel-Lucent has had its back to the wall for so long that it is hard to conceive of any better fate for it.

I can think of no better fate for film websites than to function as online time capsules, destined to be rediscovered by technologically advanced future generations, who'll laugh at the way we used to consume media as they download the latest trailers directly into their cerebral cortexes by blinking.

Much like Firewatch and Inside, Oxenfree is a short game that will take just a couple of evenings to finish for the first time; but unlike those games, you will feel an immediate urge to do it over again, differently, in the hope of a better fate for any unfortunate friends.

A better fate is predicted for DVD.

Turkey shocked the defending European champion Germany, 1-0, yesterday on a late goal by Hakan Sukur, but the World Cup champion France had a better fate in qualifying play for Euro 2000 with a 3-2 triumph over Russia on a late goal by Alain Boghossian.

One hopes The Illusionist is destined for a better fate.

Mr Oher, now starting his second year as a player of college football, must be hoping for a better fate.

My Fair Lady (1964), with Audrey Hepburn in the role that Julie Andrews had created onstage, enjoyed a much better fate, winning the Academy Award for best picture.

I'm glad to see that a better fate may be in store for the excellent new revival, which has been greeted by critics and audiences far more favorably than the first production, which was no less excellent).