Sentence examples for fate pull from inspiring English sources

If someone gets caught between the train's closing doors, or between subway cars, and is about to be dragged to an unenviable fate, pull the cord.

Sure, it was how romantic comedies ended, but I grew up with a very sour image of marriage, determined never to let the same fate pull me under.

Energy stocks suffered a similar fate, pulling the Energy Select Sector SPDR exchange-traded fund down 4.5%, or $2.22, to $46.99.

HBO's new programming boss talks 'True Detective's' fate, pulling the plug on 'Vinyl' and a hope for more diversity.

Toward which direction will the mighty fates pull?

Field studies predict that pull-apart basins become extinct when an active basin-crossing fault forms; this is the most likely fate of pull-apart basins, because basin-bounding strike-slip systems tend to straighten and connect as they evolve.

"I think fate just pulled me here.

Not far from it is the Wizard, a mechanized fortuneteller that eyeballs you intently, considers your fate, then pulls up a conical hat to reveal a symbol of your future (a slot machine means wealth; a rabbit, procreation).

Curious about their fate, I pulled a pen from my pocket and gave each an innocuous marking just below the stem, tagging them like rare birds in the wild.

It's just a short matter of time before he accepts his fate and pulls out (pun intended).

But fate kept pulling Newell toward live theater, and since work was easier to come by there, he gradually began to apply his filmmaking skills to live theater.