Sentence examples for fate of becoming from inspiring English sources

GameStop has avoided the fate of becoming the next ill-fated Blockbuster, by stocking more than just games, featuring downloadable content, and making GameStop not just a store, but a social destination for game-loving shoppers.

Richardson took up gambling and suffered the fate of becoming a writer of nonfiction.

Michael, ever sensible, proposes that they threaten Jessica with the fate of becoming a foster child to get her to toe the party line.

As yet, the compromises seem small, particularly when measured against the challenge — sparing the United States the fate of becoming a slightly less-than-first-world country.

Mr. Romney is offering himself to the fearful as a savior who can spare it the bitter fate of becoming tomorrow's underdogs.

"No point on the Earth's surface, once money had stopped off there, could escape the fate of becoming a location – and a location is not a blind spot in a field, but rather a place in which one sees that one is seen".

The momentum in both houses means the new sanctions included in the legislation have a chance of becoming law but its fate may be tied to a parallel measure intended to drop decades-old trade restrictions on Russia.

Presidents who attach their names to bull markets run the risk of becoming associated with a subsequent crash — a fate that could well befall Trump.

They dreamed of becoming cool".

Be careful of becoming overheated.

His search would eventually result with him traveling through time while seeing Lightning in a dream telling him to protect the crystal pillar holding Cocoon, seeing a vision of the world's fate, and becoming a l'Cie once more with the Focus of fighting beside Serah at the final battle.