Sentence examples for horrible fate from inspiring English sources

But Mr Zamudio's horrible fate has helped to make the country a bit more tolerant.

Footballer Ray (Sampson) cannot defecate for seven days or he will meet a horrible fate.

Most people would find the idea of being a conjoined twin to be a horrible fate.

A strange cognitive dissonance prevents Greece from seeing its own inevitable, horrible fate.

It is into this scenario that a horrible fate intrudes himself.

So small, in fact, that Palestinians would suffer an equally horrible fate if Iran were to use nuclear weapons.

Sabia (Patricia Marte) and Suieman (Keith Jamal Downing), an African-American couple, marry in joy, only to suffer horrible fates.

Meanwhile, phase two of the publicity campaign, a hard-hitting television spot that links corruption to the horrible fates referenced in phase one, will be rolled out in the coming weeks.

If readers could look past the virulently homophobic slanders, admonishing story lines and horrible fates of their beloved women-loving-women characters, then small gems of positive same-sex desire could be mined from these books.

Instead going to pieces in the bathroom and wailing at the horrible hand fate has dealt you, try to keep Moaning Myrtle flushed down the toilet where she belongs.

The real fantasy scenario, in which he is actually elected, is obviously too horrible a fate to wish upon a man who is already performing a valuable public service.