Sentence examples for destined through from inspiring English sources

The two girls seem destined, through education, to escape their origins.

He speaks of the founding fathers and the Declaration of Independence as phases of national creativity that we are destined to live through again.

Given the quality of Chicago's play, they're destined to break through soon –a description that could also apply to Portland after their performance in Salt Lake.

Some lives may be destined to fall through the cracks despite its suicide-prevention program.

He appears destined to go through lows before he can reveal his outstanding pace.

Now Russia's budding literary field seems destined to go through another "Banned in Bryansk" phase.

Forms wear out, and public taste seems destined to go through inevitable cycles of health and disease.

ExxonMobil plans to send 207 megaloads on the same highway next year, destined to move through Montana to the Canadian oil sands.

But he now talks the language of jump shooters, speaking of balance, release point and control, and the expectation that all shooters have: that every shot is destined to swish through.

The Web 2.0 boom, like the web itself, has irrevocably gone global.So here is a selection of high-tech tyros destined to break through to a new level of prominence in 2007.

It is too early to know whether such dissenters are leading a trend destined to ripple through the ranks of working women, bringing gloom to $200-a-session 200-a-session 200-a-sessionry merchairs of Madison Avenue.