Sentence examples for fateful power from inspiring English sources
It was his four-minute high-sticking penalty that gave the Rangers their fateful power play, and both the tying and winning goals.
Man's attitude toward nature is today critically important simply because we have now acquired a fateful power to alter and destroy nature.
Satan, a right wing, played the point on the fateful power play because the Islanders did not have many other options.
In books characters are named to fit their personalities, but in real life our parents give us names at birth that hold a fateful power that cannot be evaded, no matter how many clever nicknames are adopted.
When ancient Egypt was on the threshold of greatness, about 5,000 years ago, the rulers were already wielding fateful powers over life and death and obsessing over their own afterlife.
Such statements caused him to become "a target of intense ire" from white radicals, who, as D'Emilio shows, were abandoning the civil rights movement long before Stokely Carmichael uttered the fateful words "black power".
She is the author of "Dreams of Love and Fateful Encounters: The Power of Romantic Passion" (Penguin, 1989).
Since that fateful night, Bitcoin has powered everything from Overstock.com to the Silk Road (and funded a play about the Silk Road, bought countless pizzas, and now there's even a Bitcoin ATM in the D hotel in Las Vegas. In short, BTC is everywhere. What will you do on Bitcoin Pizza Day? Try to order a pie with Dogecoin? Send petition Domino's to accept Auroracoin?
That she was privy to the halls of power during the most fateful moments in the Union's history makes her that much more compelling.
In time of war, when fateful decisions must be made quickly, power flows to the single individual controlling the executive branch, not the 535 people who share control of the legislative branch.
This fateful disjuncture – and the inequalities of wealth and power that lie behind it – has posed the single biggest impediment to addressing the problem.
