Sentence examples for fateful state from inspiring English sources

But by the time of that fateful state Republican convention in September 2007, it was clear that the far right was the dominant tendency in party politics, and Poizner was running for governor.

1945-1947: Three fateful and momentous state partitions -- of North and South Korea; of Palestine and Israel; and of India and Pakistan -- are worked out by foreign nations near simultaneously.

The letter is a completely coherent "thank you" note and belies De Wetter's thesis that Fossey was a hopeless alcoholic and that an intoxicated state on that fateful night provided the opportunity for her murder.

(AP) — The man suspected of kidnapping a Wisconsin teenager and killing her parents with a shotgun nearly three months ago appears to have led an unremarkable existence until that fateful night, blending into the state's vast northwestern forests.

It was his first, fateful purchase of land in Canaan.

Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.

Understanding has deepened since the late 1980s, when Israeli historians used newly opened state archives to revisit that fateful period.

He "could scarcely have been less responsible for the fateful decision to escalate the war", Ferguson states, which is fair enough since he didn't take office until 1969, well after the escalation.

That distinction is not one of semantics: this question of local or federal control to permit or prohibit slavery as the country expanded west became increasingly acute in new states, eventually leading to that fateful artillery volley at Fort Sumter.

He's always been there in the background, eating cereal, but it wasn't really until the fateful phone call with his father in 'Granite State' that he really had anything too dramatic to do.

The influx of Zionist pioneers into Palestine from 1897 onwards, and the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948, had a fateful impact on Jewish-Muslim coexistence.