Sentence examples for general fate from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in Sallust's systematic analysis Rome was shown to be suffering the general fate of empires.

Ironically, Brcko has avoided that general fate precisely because it was so disputed between Muslims, Serbs and Croats that its fate could not be decided at peace talks in 1995.

The general fate of misdirected, unarrived love, then, merges with the singular case of Max Tivoli, who begins with the innocent mind of a child in an old man's body, and, after a brief and blissful intersection, in 1906, of his inner age with his physical age, ends with a man's mournful wisdom in a child's body.

This time, however, it's about the company's product strategy rather than its general fate.

Further down the road, the choice to order a "hard copy" in the form of a solid state drive shipped to your home will be available – an option that could help alleviate some of the concern around creating so much important family documentation with a smaller stage startup whose general fate is still unknown.

Alternatively, two AFRs may disproportionately yield Asc and dehydroascorbate, which is the general fate of the AFR (Bielski 1982).

Once steriles were observed, they experienced four general fates.

While publicly rebuking him Tuesday, Mr. Obama had said he would not decide the general's fate until they met face to face.

While the president may have appeared vacillating in terms of his command, he did emphasize the supremacy of law in the first of his statements on Sunday, placing the general's fate in the hands of the attorney general.

On Custer Hill, where Crazy Horse sealed the general's fate by flanking his battalion on the back slope, a Sioux father in track shoes and a "Born in the U.S.A".

In general, the fate of newly formed organic matter in rivers can be (1) buried in lakes and reservoirs as sediments [52]; (2) decomposed in water column; (3) exported into ocean as POC and DOC.