Sentence examples for fated to settle from inspiring English sources

When the cold war ended, it looked as though Europe was fated to settle into a period of quiet, prosperous boredom.Instead, Europe's societies have been shaken to their foundations by the question of what a European nation-state is to look like in the 21st century.

Alas, these arguments are fated to fall on deaf ears.

Still, the men laugh about their ill-fated attempt to settle near his job, Mr. Kwong said.

This doesn't feel as if David is fated to be with Warren but is scared of commitment; everything we're shown indicates David is settling for easy familiarity when he should be bolder and want something more both at work and in his love life.

Indeed, a few years after the unfortunate Charles, his son the Duke of York, who was fated to become yet another Stuart King, James II, was involved in a bitter dispute with two English noblemen at the court in Edinburgh, and it was decided to settle the matter over a round of golf at the Leith links.

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".