Sentence examples for fated day from inspiring English sources

When the fated day arrived, Neville was in a state of nervous collapse.

It was 2 April 2004, and on every anniversary of that fated day her mother, Nancy Ruiz, would once again begin the search for her lost child, never giving up hope.

Popular wisdom advises that you take a look at your retirement planning regularly to be sure everything is on-track for that fated day in the future when you turn in your final resignation and take your leave from the money-making world.

All the way back to the fated day when the first clone Sarah looked into a mirror image of herself on a train platform and witnessed that woman jump in front of a train.

The book -- and later, the 1970s TV animation -- introduced Paddington like this: On one fated day, the Brown family happened upon a lonely bear at Paddington Railway Station in London.

Not six months after producing at Rana Plaza on that ill-fated day, its figures were described by city analysts as "remarkable".

We should combine Labor Day with "September 11 Day" to remember and honor the laborers of this country as well as the thousands of our fellow citizens who perished on that ill-fated day.

There is a bleak public faith in the law that people who "have it all" must surely fall, just as Brad and Angelina's fairytale came down with a bump this September when their private jet landed on the tarmac that ill-fated day.

Your body continues to suffer the consequences of that ill-fated day; you do not know if you will ever bear children of your own.

On the ill-fated day, she came to the station and tongued the butthole of radio host Paul Hip. Hip's face in the accompanying photo, which has since gone viral since posting on Wednesday, is pretty priceless. .

After his ill-fated Friday interview, the former mayor shrugged off the subsequent kerfuffle as "so silly".