Sentence examples for control of their fate from inspiring English sources

Haunted by visions of an oceanfront Ramada, the Casparados seized control of their fate.

This means the Yanks, with 2 points, have control of their fate.

The protagonists all try, in various bloody ways, to take control of their fate.

"Americans tend to see themselves in control of their fate, while Chinese see fate as something external," Lam said.

With the victory, the Jets (9-5) are back in control of their fate in the American Football Conference East.

At this point, the reader may expect the women to join forces against their oppressors and take control of their fate.

She tried to explain that the prayer taught that human beings were not in control of their fates, but that good deeds could help make it easier to get through "whatever the world throws at us".

While philosophers such as Wang Chong王充 (27 100 CE) argued that correct actions sometimes end in failure, the dominant view placed human beings in full control of their fates.

The only line on which authorial sympathy is extended to them is that, in spite of all, they were once in control of their own fate, hard as that fate was.

"Publishers have to take control of their own fate.

By breaking away from the conference, the seven basketball schools would be more in control of their own fate.