Sentence examples similar to fated election from inspiring English sources
The thing I have noticed most since our ill-fated election is FEAR!
Poison, the dagger, the revolver, the bomb, all these are employed with impartial ferocity against those who by birth or election are fated to preside over the destinies of nations.
Ms Williams said Mr Clegg stood up for what he believed in during the party's ill-fated Euro election campaign.
But Mr. Obama's aides are counting on the notion that each election is unique, not fated by history.
A protégé of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, and part of the brain trust that forged the reformist "New Labour" movement that propelled Mr. Blair to three successive election victories, he was widely seen as Labour's "golden boy," fated to lead the party into a new era.
In a move fated to be remembered as either a stroke of Machiavellian genius or an unmitigated disaster — that'll depend on how the election turns out — Hashimoto merged his fledgling national party with that of Shintaro Ishihara, the former governor of Tokyo and anti-Chinese extremist.
These experiments proved ill fated.
It's not fated or inevitable.
All of them appear fated for sex.
