Sentence examples for fated to disaster from inspiring English sources

Flat-out runs on public roads were fated to disaster, however.

To those who have known him much longer, back to the genesis of Nails, Dykstra's imprisonment is at least partly a result of a willful recklessness that was celebrated between baseball's white lines but may have been fated to court disaster outside them.

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.

The disasters of the 20th century -- Auschwitz, Vietnam, Kosovo -- are high on Godard's list and are fated to end up, in the words of one character, "a story starring Julia Roberts -- Hollywood, not history".

But the two were fated to fight.

He seems fated to certain roles.

Certain individuals were fated to be together.

Hanson was certainly not fated to become a Detroit mainstay.

Or is it fated to endure another long, steady slide?

He felt as if they were fated to be together.

Mr Cameron is fated to be among their number".