Sentence examples for fateful event from inspiring English sources

And at the end, there's a flashback to that fateful event, which becomes mission two, Operation Sword Breaker.

The rest of the plot explores the ripples of that fateful event for all three characters during World War II and later.

American universities have now become "safety schools" for increasingly stressed and traumatized Indian students and parents, who complain that one fateful event — the final high school examination — can make or break a teenager's future career.

After discovering the Amritsar letters, he checked with a Sikh activist, who told him this was the confirmation they had waited 30 years to receive about the fateful event.

The fight portended another fateful event in the city, one that is causing rifts along many fault lines -- the imposition of term limits for two-thirds of the City Council members next year.

CURRENT contract negotiations between the Major League Players Associationn, big league baseball and club owners have suddenly been eclipsed by an even more fateful event: a threatened mass walkout by baseball fans across the nation.

In September 1964, students organized a symposium on the war that would help bring about the fateful events and begin the political career of a then-unknown academic.

The fateful events that bring the pair together begin when they appear in each other's dreams, even though they have never met.

HBO and Keshet will make a scripted series about the fateful events in the summer of 2014 when a Palestinian teen-ager was kidnapped and burned alive by three Israelis as retribution for the deaths of three Israelis three days earlier.

Considering how many copies of the Ramesses-approved narratives were produced, and how many remain preserved, it is unsurprising that they are still the most famous treatments of the fateful events of 1274BCE.

Fateful events also hung over the Toledo program, which smartly paired Shostakovich's Sixth Symphony with Tom Stoppard and André Previn's 1977 musical play "Every Good Boy Deserves Favour," a satirical attack on the Soviet practice of imprisoning dissidents in mental asylums.