Sentence examples for fate lay in from inspiring English sources

The same fate lay in store for Abkhazia.

It became clear that Mr Morgan's fate lay in the hands of a small band of US shareholders.

Indeed in those first evening hours Cameron's fate lay in the hands of Liberal Democrat MPs and peers: without their votes he could not become prime minister.

And a far worse fate lay in store for the tens of thousands of Algerians who had fought on the side of France.

His fate lies in the management's hands.

Because this is a club whose fate lies in his hands, of course.

Writing from Donetsk in the east, Swain argues that the region's fate lies in the hands of local oligarchs.

Sainsbury's top brass tend to resent the suggestion that their fate lies in Tesco's hands.

And there is the nail-biting frustration of knowing that this weekend his fate lies in the hands of political enemies and inferiors.

Italy's fate lies in the hands of the Eurozone and the Eurozone's future in turn depends on what transpires in Italy.

"Ultimately, a lot of Lilly's fate lies in the hands of its scientists to bring out new drugs," he said.