Sentence examples for identical fate from inspiring English sources

George Burley suffered an almost identical fate during his time at Ipswich Town.

He blazes his way into the screening room, wreaking an identical fate on Leporello.

He receives a violent comeuppance; an identical fate is dealt to the anonymous writer of several hurtfully obscene letters.

But he missed, and that was satisfying, too — a karmic balancing of the nearly identical fate Ghana had suffered at Uruguay's hands (especially Suárez's) a few days earlier.

When Wolves suffered an identical fate in 1985, their second successive demotion was sealed by a defeat at Brighton on Saturday 4 May – the same date, ironically, as this weekend's fixture – and things got even worse subsequently.

Just four months after the horrific 2002 kidnapping and beheading of the Wall Street Journal's Daniel Pearl, Tim Lopes of Globo TV suffered the identical fate without a similar outcry: he had been investigating drugs and under-age sex in a Rio de Janeiro slum.

Successive narrators suffer identical fates, their stories intertwine impossibly, and time stands still.

It thus acts to prevent groups of equipotent cells from all acquiring identical fates, thereby ensuring cellular diversity.

The Uruguayan striker known for his bite as well as his bark demonstrated he is much more than a mongrel among pedigree champions with both goals in a 2-1 win that leaves City contemplating an identical Champions League fate to last season, when they fell to Barcelona in the last 16.

When a stem cell divides asymmetrically, it generates two daughter cells: one with an identical cell fate and the other with a different one.

Sequence analysis of the PCR product revealed that FATE/BJ-HCC-2 was identical to FATE in cDNA sequence.