Sentence examples for grave fate from inspiring English sources

It's a ridiculous situation ripe for comedy if you can put aside the grave fate faced by two innocent terriers – and Twitter obviously could.

But even as the young kid who loved video games and going to the beach faced a grave fate and severe pain, he spent his waning days helping others.

I've spent the weeks leading up to the finale making peace with what will likely happen to him, and hoping that a life of servitude or solitude will not force a graver fate upon this tarnished soul.

Although as late as 1612 some locals claimed to know the exact site of the grave, the fate of his bones is unclear.

While we may have escaped a grave economic fate (second depression), however the economy is still limping towards normalcy, and the unemployment rate has remained static.

In an extraordinary chapter, the deceased Mehmet Shehu speaks from his grave of Albania's fate after 1985 when Enver Hoxha died.

Reports of killings by the advancing forces raised grave concerns over the fate of tens of thousands of civilians, doctors and activists who have remained in the shrinking rebel enclaves, and who faced death if they stayed there or being tortured and killed in regime-held areas if they fled over government lines.

Both Segrè and Elfriede held grave fears for the fate of their parents in Italy and Germany.

Lord Trefgarne, who was a defence and trade minister in Margaret Thatcher's government, told Kenny MacAskill that Abdelbaset al-Megrahi's fate was of "grave concern" to Scottish members of the Libyan British Business Council (LBBC), a lobbying group that Trefgarne chairs.

The cemetery keepers, the fate of the grave bench.

NEW YORK / GENEVA, 4 April 2002 - The United Nations Children's Fund expressed grave concern today over the fate of thousands of children that the Ugandan government said were abandoned in southern Sudan over the weekend by the rebel Lord's Resistance Army LRAArmy LRA