Sentence examples for extraordinary destiny from inspiring English sources

It's an extraordinary destiny for a book that was once a ragged bundle of paper.

At the same time, the Wheelers, in revolt against the suburbs, against conformity, against playing it safe, believe that they are marked for some extraordinary destiny.

Hansen tries to supply occasional color and oomph by musing on the workings of fate, as when Armstrong escapes with his life in Korea, "almost as if the young flyer was being safeguarded so as to become the grand prize of some extraordinary Destiny".

He notices the little things about Nixon — "his pant legs as always a trifle short," his look of defiance mixed with uncertainty — and concludes by ruminating about "what extraordinary vehicles destiny selects to accomplish its design".

Sonia Gandhi: An Extraordinary Life, An Indian Destiny.

He eats a piece of the candy and offers me the box without a word" — all designed to create a portrait of what Reza calls "the extraordinary prison of political destiny".

Although a couple of biographies have been published in India, Rani Singh's "Sonia Gandhi: An Extraordinary Life, An Indian Destiny" is the first for an international market.In this section Winged words To have and to hold Iron lady The old man and the sea ReprintsWhen Sonia married Rajiv, son of the prime minister, Indira Gandhi, in Delhi in 1968, nobody predicted great things for her.

Laura believes every woman deserves to be the champion of her own destiny and live an extraordinary life.

But, even if one concedes that the Redgraves have married extraordinary partners and pursued their own destinies, the big question remains: what is it about this family that has made them such a peculiar furnace of talent?

An elite academy recruits him to a campus full of other extraordinary children, where Will can learn his destiny.

He casts the minutiae of daily life as cosmic playthings of destiny and invests them with an extraordinary, bittersweet romantic energy.