Her destiny was not, as was theirs, to innovate but simply to show the beauties of classical ballet throughout the world.
In the Republican primaries, if geography is destiny as much as demography is, then Alabama, which votes on Tuesday, could be an especially interesting test case.
On the second page, a kind of thesis for the kid: "His origins are become remote as is his destiny and not again in all the world's turning will there be terrains so wild and barbarous to try whether the stuff of creation may be shaped to man's will or whether his own heart is not another kind of clay".
Amina was quick to shrug this off, claiming that it was possible "to change your own destiny" as long as you were vigilant and never looked back.
In the above story you appear, in this sense, to be unfree: you are not in control of your own destiny, as you are failing to control a passion that you yourself would rather be rid of and which is preventing you from realizing what you recognize to be your true interests.
She is probably as near to being a woman of power, in charge of her own destiny, as it was possible for any woman of that era to be.
At first he was seldom in command of his own destiny, as Wilshere is now.
He treasures all of those experiences but he has a sense of destiny as well, as if they were supposed to happen and he just gave them a wee nudge.
One need only look at the images from Pyong Yang in North Korea - the regimented masses offering homage to their supreme leader - to catch a glimpse of the prison camp that could have been our destiny as well.
And even though we always got trashed at football, somehow our true destiny as winners was just over the horizon.
