Sentence examples for fate call from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, things range from the predictable – the disco-funk-rock of "Welcome to Japan" – to the irritating in "Call It Fate, Call It Karma", where Casablancas' falsetto croon over jazz guitar sounds like Thom Yorke at his smuggest.
Those not averse to tempting fate call in on Nobel Prize-winner and pioneering quantum physicist, Erwin Schrödinger, who unlike his paradoxically famous cat, lies unquestionably dead in "Austria's most beautiful graveyard".
My staff member, the one who told me to stop tempting fate, called me.
On the other hand, there are probably many people who, like me, owe their births to the premature deaths of others they have never known but to whom they are linked by that mysterious shared fate called "blood".
A tap-in par at the 15th was enough to draw the pairings level but young American legs and arms were tiring and, after they surrendered the initiative again at the penultimate hole, fate called out to Rose one last time.
Until recently, many South Africans had avoided talking about Mr. Mandela's fate, calling it culturally inappropriate to speculate about any ailing figure, much less one as revered as Mr. Mandela, who played a central role in South Africa's transition from white-led minority rule to historic multirace elections in 1994.
The simplest combined model is one in which basal progenitors represent cells committed to a luminal (depicted as secretory) fate (called basal luminal precursors [BLPs]).
When fate and destiny call your name, you don't turn them down..
When George W Bush did badly in midterms, he called it a "thumpin'"; when Barack Obama suffered a similar fate, he called a "shellacking".
"I immediately felt this punch in the gut that perhaps fate was calling," Mr. Chang said.
