Sentence examples for hope fate from inspiring English sources

It is this Hamlet-like position – he had a deep interest in Shakespeare's play – that allowed Turgenev to write so well about love and politics, about waiting, hope, fate, uncertainty and paralysis.

In the past, the best anyone could do to find the best route was to look at a map, listen to the radio for updates and hope fate would keep the truck out of stalled traffic, dead ends and bad weather.

The FA Cup final will be played on Gerrard's 35th birthday on 30 May, regarded as a date with destiny by many Liverpool supporters, who hope fate will decree he bows out with another trophy.

This beyond-hope fate befalls dozens of candidates in every national election cycle.

Although the official result charts published online by Daily Racing Form do not provide any veterinary commentary beyond "broke down," "pulled up," or "went wrong," a gut feeling based on racetrack experience leads me to presume that some of those stricken animals met the same beyond-hope fate as Eight Belles, and required euthanasia.

By the end my stomach was clenched as I hoped fate really existed despite how cheesy fiction makes it out to be.

Sherwood sent out a team that looked convinced of their own ability to beat a Liverpool side who started as favourites, with the romantics hoping fate would push them towards their destiny as the FA Cup final is played on captain Steven Gerrard's 35th birthday in what would have been his final appearance for the club.

But he's also capable of disengaging truth from irony, just as Auslander, despite all his antic heresies, is out to reconcile hope and fate.

He loved discovering the formulas that choreographers of the past had used to represent their subjects, and he loved finding out that those subjects — male beauty, female beauty, the operations of hope and fate — were the same ones that he cared about.

There was heavy gestural humor in Mr. Watts's "Vodville" and the band's japing reorganization of Thelonious Monk's "Rhythm-a-Ning"; and heavy pathos in the ballads "Hope" and "Fate," as well as the cathartic bass solo "And Then He Was Gone".

We could only hope that fate was satisfied after taking the Subaru.