Sentence examples for fate vintage from inspiring English sources
Eyke Shannon Westleton, Suffolk I'm amazed that no one mentioned Vasily Grossman's Life and Fate (Vintage) in the books of the year, which I first read about in the Guardian.
And from half a century ago comes Vasily Grossman's The Road (Quercus), whose title story can be read as a 4,000-word 4,000-wordon of his epic novel Life andistillationage), written the year foflowing thisconfiscation of that novepic typescript by the Soviet authorities.
They will never get hold of Missoni's jacquard weaves, though, and what makes Ms. Missoni's tenure at the label interesting to observe is how quickly she has modified and refreshed the company's signatures, toning them down, mashing them up, rescuing them from what would otherwise seem be their fate as more vintage kitsch.
To understand what has happened to Haiti since 1994, consider the fate of a stockpile of vintage American M-1 and M-14 rifles in the central coastal town of Gonaïves.
Such is the fate of Cesar Padilla, the owner of the vintage boutique Cherry, in the West Village.
In the latest Vin Diesel giant blockbuster, "The Fate of the Furious," the female lead, played by Michelle Rodriguez, has the sweet vintage nickname, Letty.
Mr Brown may avoid the fate of Mrs Thatcher only to be, like another Conservative prime minister of recent vintage, "in office but not in power".
