"In every culture, stars stand for destiny, for finding your future," Ms. Marquardt said.
As an Australian observer wrote a few years after the Automat opened in New York, the average man becomes a "manipulator of destiny," suddenly finding himself "before Ali Baba's cave.
Mom's not happy with Kumiko's progress toward her ultimate destiny... finding a boyfriend and getting married.
With many free resources already out there, young people can take greater charge of their own financial destinies by finding the right book, course, mobile app or resource for them.
There's nothing like the stunning lyrical close of "Crossing the River," where violent uprootedness, seen through time, is redeemed in a vision of far-flung dreams and destinies -- Phillips finding in the spirit and scope of the African diaspora a source of exhilaration.
Most would say not much, but for many of us binging may be an answer to the age-old problem of seizing control of your financial destiny - finding (and taking) the time to assess your situation and put together a plan.
But as soon as he died, she took off for the unknown, finding her destiny in the Middle East.
Tiler Peck, one of City Ballet's recent teenage Juliets, danced with Damien Woetzel — dropping backward into his arms, then walking on air in them — with just the dark intensity one would have hoped for after her "Romeo" appearance, focused upon her partner as if finding her destiny.
But we are on a constant and indirect path to finding our destiny.
Berthoud wrote that it was "a lovely story about a man who starts his working life as a tourist guide at a train station in Malgudi, India, but then goes through many other occupations before finding his unexpected destiny as a spiritual guide".
It's about finding one's destiny.
