Sentence examples for bleak fate from inspiring English sources
How do we avoid this bleak fate?
Nonetheless, when Hungary rose, it was left to a bleak fate beneath the Soviet yoke.
A similarly bleak fate awaited Pierre, who took his own life after encountering Milan.
A damned bleak fate.… I know now more than ever that intellectual circles are filled with philistinism.
Then 20 years later, with no explanation for such leapfrogging, Mr. Smith tells the story of another boy's bleak fate.
She has also fashioned an absorbing and moving story about the servants at Longbourn: Sarah, the housemaid; Mr. and Mrs. Hill, who take charge of the stables and household; James, the new young footman; and little Polly, an orphan lucky enough to be spared the bleak fate that otherwise often awaited such girls (the streets, the poorhouse, a life of virtual slavery).
It gives us an arrow for time and tells us that our universe has a inescapably bleak, desolate fate.
Farming narratives are stories of bleak fates.
The primary joy for a poet is writing poems, and so, against the bleak backdrop of fate, the poems now often register the surprise of their unbidden arrival.
The Universe's Fate Bleak Implications Of 'Dark Energy' In 1998, two competing teams of astronomers startled the scientific world with the news that the expansion of the universe seemed to be speeding up under the influence of a mysterious antigravity that seems embedded in space itself and that is hauntingly reminiscent of Einstein's old, presumably discredited, cosmological constant.
Left in a burnt-out house in north west Fresno, Lucky's fate looked bleak - until firefighter Cory Kalanick caught the lifeless kitten in the beam of his torch.
