Sentence examples for deciding your fate from inspiring English sources

The critical question for lawyers representing Arthur Andersen is, what kind of person do you want deciding your fate?

Nothing against Jeffrey B. Skiles, the first officer who was in charge until the engines conked out, but whom would you want deciding your fate?

Give me somebody, but not a committee sitting there and deciding your fate.' His critical reputation began to shrink in the Sixties, but it was later restored.

"It comes down to your peers, customers and competitors to decide your fate," she said.

Arthur Levitt, the former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, told graduates at Fairfield University in Connecticut, "Don't fall into the thinking that suggests your first job will decide your fate".

However, when you're hurtling down a Pyrenean mountain road and you're thrown from the bike, the gods decide your fate.

If you were a Jew in France in the 40s, it was this semi-lunatic "French hooligan", monocle raffishly in place, who decided your fate.

Once again there is no publicity budget, but things have changed since the days when the record companies decided your fate.

We want to believe that sports is a meritocracy, that everyone will be supportive and allow your performance and numbers decide your fate, but that is far from reality.

You have only 24 hours left to decide your fate.

Remember that everything you do from here on out will be taken into account by a judge ready to decide your fate.