Sentence examples for fateful good from inspiring English sources

Come the doof doofs, it looked as if Jane had indulged in a spot of stepdaughter-bludgeoning, but a later flashback episode showed the full circumstances of Lucy's death spiral on that fateful Good Friday, which culminated in Bobby standing over her body like a homicidal Iggle Piggle.

It derives from the 1923 novel "The Fateful Adventures of the Good Soldier Svejk During the World War," by Jaroslav Hasek, and refers to Svejk's way of behaving witlessly in order to survive the absurdities (as well as the perils) of life as cannon fodder.

Part of them included Emily Thorne disappearing for good after that fateful day.

Such public position-taking, Mr. Cavell argues, has its limits: "Not every fateful moral choice, every judgment of good and bad or right and wrong, is a matter for public debate".

He was also a good teammate on that fateful night in Yankee Stadium in 2003 when Manager Grady Little said he needed Petey for another batter or two, and the pennant eventually flew away.

Seven days after the fateful phonecall, Yia Yia arrives in good spirits.

Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.

On the fateful day, Lisa was 27 and in good health, with no family history of heart disease.

The Telegraph's transcript showed routine communications, ending with the fateful final words of co-pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid: "All right, good night".

Even though you physically left us that fateful day, your spirit and zest for the good life lives on in our children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.

And so Tristan and Isolde were at last reunited in ecstatic death, a good six months after downing the fateful love potion.