Sentence examples for fate later from inspiring English sources
Paranoid London nicely channel Manchester's innate lairiness, but shouted raps paired with value-range acid is pretty shallow stuff; Space Dimension Controller moves from afro-disco to chunky rave without ever really taking flight, and local boy Illum Sphere suffers from a similar fate later in the night.
The War on Christmas seems to have come along around a hundred years later, with the publication of "The International Jew," by Henry Ford, the automobile magnate, whom fate later punished by arranging to have his fortune diverted to the sappy, do-gooder Ford Foundation.
A year and one sick twist of fate later, I was lying in an ICU, with all of my muscles, breathing, swallowing, and speaking shut down, locked inside myself.
Why did God allow my three-year-old baby to die a horrible death? a distraught mother recently asked, prompting Pat Robertson to suggest that God may have done so for a good reason, like to spare the child a more horrible fate later in life.
(The stick insects suffered a grisly fate several months later when our dog knocked over their tank and ate them all. RIP lads).
met a similar fate a month later, after its engines failed and it drifted onto a reef.
A court will decide his fate later this month.
Jan . 7at 5: "Flirting with Fate" (1916, W. Christy Cabanne; silent).
| Jan . 4at 1: "Flirting with Fate" (1916, W. Christy Cabanne; silent).
No word has emerged of their fate since.
Most of Latgalia suffered the same fate a year later.
