Sentence examples for fateful week from inspiring English sources

Here are images from Egypt's fateful week.

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.

Carroll directs our attention to the third week in January 1943 — to him, a fateful week during which three tragic decisions were made.

The decade between that fateful week and the present moment has telescoped, compressed down to a single, terrible judgment: the war was a disaster for Iraq and the U.S. alike.

On the events later in that fateful week, the evidence leaders argued improper political influence, stemming from South Africa's deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa's phone calls, which led to the decision to remove the strikers.

Instead, everything they need for that fateful week each month is already waiting for them.

If there's one thing that almost all accounts of those fateful weeks in 1914 agree upon — from A. J. P. Taylor's "War By Timetable" to Christopher Clark's "The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914" — it is that the politicians, diplomats, and military planners of the time had no conception of the world-altering catastrophe that was about to unfold.

As the Giants began a fateful final week of the season, they remained unable to get away from their haunting 45-17 loss to Green Bay.

The won has also been on a tear, rallying from 1,600 to the dollar that fateful first week of March to 1,244 now.

Challenging Comey to begin the fateful final full week of the election campaign with additional disclosures, the senators wrote that to do otherwise would be "irresponsible and a disservice to the American people".

But he will have to plunge in at the deep end; within a few weeks, fateful decisions over Cyprus the thorniest issue in Greek foreign policy for at least three decades must be taken.