Sentence examples for fateful action from inspiring English sources

Later, they would stage their fateful action in the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, which would see three of them stand trial for "hooliganism motivated by religious hatred".

It takes the attentions of young Charly Prescott (Brian J. Smith), who has set up a shingle as the town gigolo (with his pal Jimmy Jr. as a semi-willing subcontractor), to spur Amy into confused but fateful action.

With meticulous attention to the large and the small of images, to composition as well as to décor, to landscape and to costume, to fateful action and fleeting gesture, he achieves the sort of unfolding of psychological implications that's achieved in a novel by finely phrased and precisely described perceptions.

The impact of a nuclear accident depends, to an extraordinary degree, on luck — not only on the fateful actions of workers in a crisis but on the direction of the wind.

But it turns out to be just as much about three (or more) damaged families, about the terror and mystery of marriage and about the fateful actions of two women.

Harwood places one fateful night's action in Sir's dressing room and in the wings from which the audience can watch parts of that night's attraction, King Lear--the connection not being lost between Lear and his fool and Sir and the cunningly cosseting Norman.

The sculpture, "Pump Jack Ass" is an ink drawing of a donkey, cut out and draped over a wood and styrofoam structure, resulting in a totemic implication of the golden fleece: a predestined course of action and fateful conquest of the impossible.

There is absolutely no hint that Zimmerman would be willing to cooperate in any federal probe into his conduct or actions that fateful night.

Whitemore frames the action around a fateful police interview in which Turing, having arrived to report a robbery, haplessly incriminates himself with the admission that he had been having sex with the robber.

Michelangelo carved David in that fateful moment between decision and action, between realizing what he must do and summoning the courage to do it.

Schmid's actions on that fateful day, when trapped with no means of escape, probably saved the lives of his team.