Sentence examples for fate setting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Damon's character refuses to accept his fate, setting off a chase through the streets of Manhattan.

Abdullah does not need W.W.E. or any other powerful group; he prefers to operate independently so he can control his finances and his fate, setting his own story lines.

Instead, current insight favors the concept that cell position and communication plays a large role in somatic and germinal cell fate setting.

Although the common wisdom is that physiology feeds into development by fine-tuning organ growth, our own work points to a deeper connection in that hypoxia is the regulator of the differentiation of maize anther cells competent for meiosis [ 2] and provides an example of a direct connection between cell fate setting and environmental conditions.

But two years ago fate set her on a completely different, very local, course.

The success of Life and Fate set BBC producers thinking: what about doing something even more ambitious?

The Gyori Balett from Hungary will present "Purim, the Casting of Fate," set to live klezmer music (Feb. 19 to 24).

That is a true horror story: one huge, sick hand, where fate sets up all the variables to make a knockout unavoidable.

Like his epic Life and Fate set around the battle for Stalingrad, the unfinished novel was published only in the late 1980s – more than two decades after Grossman's death in 1964.

As in the famous Ray Bradbury story "A Sound of Thunder" (in which a time traveler kills a butterfly in the days of the dinosaurs and discovers, upon returning to the present, that this tiny event has apparently created a mind-boggling cascade of changes), Mr. Greenfield's small twists of fate set dominoes tumbling in all directions — from the small to the tragic.

Ang Lee's "Life of Pi" asks that we take a leap of faith along with a boy named Pi Patel and a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker as an angry ocean and the ironies of fate set them adrift.