Sentence examples for has been preordained from inspiring English sources
When she protests that she has done him no harm, and that he could spare her, he comes on all Attic: there is nothing that can change what has been preordained.
Her success has been preordained, as far as these things can be, by the music industry, which has voted her winner of both the Brit Critics' Choice award and the BBC Sound of 2011 poll.
When he falls in love with a free-spirited dancer (Emily Blunt), he learns that his fate has been preordained by an omnipotent bureaucrat known as the Chairman (who is presumably God, or Frank Sinatra), who has sent a team of celestial functionaries to earth to make sure David sticks to the plan.
So, by assembling and defeating ISIS decisively at Dabiq, we would defeat them not only in actuality, but in appearance; we would be crushing their very Souls, because if it has been preordained by Allah that they are to be victorious against the 'armies of Rome' in this location, but instead are defeated, it will be a blow from which they would never be able to recover.
Their elimination, which had been preordained for the last month, came when Atlanta beat Florida, 4-1, on Wednesday.
Having been preordained as the next big thing, she struggled with the pressure before leaving her label and starting again.
In retrospect, Whitney Houston's superstardom seems so inevitable that her career appears to have been preordained.
This formulation could be theologically reconciled with the assumption that Christianity had been preordained even before the creation of the world.
The verdict was issued within two and a half hours after closing arguments, raising concerns that a guilty verdict had been preordained by political authorities.
The jihadis instead saw themselves at the vanguard of a war that many among them believed had been preordained in the formative days of Islam.
"More so for Kix but, for all of us, that band was a saviour from getting stuck in the world that had been preordained," Suggs says.
