Sentence examples for fate belongs from inspiring English sources
But her sad fate belongs to the history of a monarchy littered with carnage and carnality.
But the program's fate belongs to President-elect Lucio Gutiérrez, who takes office Jan . 15
The violation of having your body, your fate, belong to someone else.
Her fate instead belongs to one man: Judge Lawrence Moniz.
Kerry's fate now belonged to New York, and on Oct. 20, Sgt. Joseph H. Badstein Jr. and another state correctional officer picked up their prisoner in Los Angeles.
Ain't a bad fate, to belong to two worlds, weirdly, and it's something that I gave to Yunior in this story.
He wanted to portray "characters at the mercy of a predetermined, unjust fate" who "belong together but collide heavily".
Such is my fate for having a father belonging to a tribe that apparently voted 50-50!
To complicate matters further, internet firms may be based in different countries from their users and may store data in servers in many countries, making it unclear whose laws would apply.A paper by Maria Perrone in the journal CommLaw Conspectus explains how internet firms and digital service-providers sit in final judgment when it comes to deciding the fate of data belonging to the dead.
This would create space for those who, by choice or fate, do not belong to the Global Village, yet are perfectly able citizens craving for a role at a local level.
