Sentence examples for fateful question from inspiring English sources

The title refers to the fateful question Pinter asked Fraser, detaining her at a dinner party she was about to leave, after which they fell in love.

Then the Greek prime minister, Giorgios Papandreou, announced that he wanted to put this fateful question to the Greek people in a referendum.

Two longtime friends will appear before Germany's highest court on Tuesday to argue opposite sides of a fateful question: What if the promise that holds the euro zone together is unconstitutional?

As they left the restaurant Blunt popped the fateful question: "Where do you want to eat tomorrow?" If he had his choice now, Ducksoup might, I guess, come quite high on that list.

In doing so, with the help of spy satellite photos and communications intercepts, Mr. Powell placed squarely before the Security Council the fateful question of how it should respond.

Two longtime friends — Jens Weidmann, the president of the Bundesbank, and Jörg Asmussen, a member of the executive board of the European Central Bank — will appear before Germany's highest court on Tuesday to argue opposite sides of a fateful question: What if the promise that holds the euro zone together is unconstitutional?

As the new year begins, many fateful questions hang in the balance, which, somehow, lead us back to Aleppo.

The unreality extends to Laura's persistent, fateful questions about making sure Paterson's poetry gets out to the public, and worrying that he has made no copies.

Ortrud immediately spots the chink in his gleaming armour and plants a seed of doubt in Elsa, which leads her on the couple's wedding (k)night to ask the fateful (indeed fatal) question.

And so it turns to you, Guardian readers, to answer that fateful opening question.

Meanwhile, in the fateful week in question, Sarah is beginning a romantic adventure with a German writer, Heinrich Grün (Bruno Ganz), whose work she admires.