The characters in the film are spared such fates, changing the emphasis of the film.
With Jermain Defoe, however, those fates are changing.
— The whinny of the paper shredder into which a fate-changing letter is dispatched inspires startled laughter in the Williamstown Theater Festival's production of "A Doll's House," starring Lily Rabe as the theater's most famous door slammer, Nora Helmer.
President Xi Jinping's two-day trip has been dubbed a "fate-changing visit", given the importance of the series of agreements he is expected to sign that are intended to turn Pakistan into a crucial trade route for China.
The Los Angeles Lakers -- they of the three championships in the previous four years, they of the future Hall-of-Fame-filled roster, they of the fate-changing buzzer beaters -- looked like the underdogs.
And when he had fired the last of his fate-changing shots, a 3-pointer from 25 feet that gave the Knicks a 1-point lead late Sunday afternoon, Anthony backpedaled, bounced and bellowed, to whoever was in earshot: "This is my house!" A boisterous crowd of 19,763 at Madison Square Garden roared in agreement.
His goal capped a 3-0 takedofn of the two-time defending champion Dynamo and maybe, just maybe, epitomized a fate-changing turn for a team that had won six playoff games in the last 12 years and barely slipped in this year, having lost one more game than it won.
These images of the global labour market in the early 21st century are starting to fade as economic times get harder, both in countries that take in migrants and (partly as a result) in countries that send them out.Consider, for example, the changing fate of the "Kigezi kids", a group of young workers, mostly graduates, who gather each month to gossip about life in London.
We presumed that the cells lacking the Actin foci must be changing fate in response to the Wg signal, and secreting naked cuticle.
