Sentence examples for fate back from inspiring English sources

He did so, to 15, and handed the sword of fate back to Murray.

"It put a little more of the driving and our fate back into our hands.

They said he wanted to put Greece's fate back in the hands of the Greek people and to force his many opponents — both inside his government and in the opposition — to coalesce around the idea that what is at stake is Greece's membership in the euro.

This election was about putting the country's fate back in the hands of its people.

Holm had originally been asked to join Mercyful Fate back in 1981, but had declined due to prior commitments.

This year, Hasbro is putting your whipped cream fate back in your own hands with Pie Face Showdown.

What Nathalie realized only in retrospect was that her mother had never rubbed her nose in the differences between their two fates back then, had never said, "You've got no idea how good you have it," or, "I didn't get things handed to me on any silver platter".

Locke has already spoken bluntly of his own desire to avoid the fate of back-to-back relegations as a manager, but there is more at stake than reputation alone.

Mr. Koch said that Mr. Bloomberg should put aside any concerns about his political fate and back the fare increase.

"Double indemnity; the postman always rings twice: everyone knows that fate comes back to bite you," Mr. Alder writes at one point, strapping on his snubnose.38.38

As the Red Devils disappear — some of them, in the ultimate twist of fate, converted back to school buses, and others dismantled for scrap or sitting in bus boneyards — something a bit unexpected has emerged.