Sentence examples for if the fate from inspiring English sources

Here, Ms. Sergeeva sang as if the fate of the world really were at stake.

The climate circus would be farcical, if the fate of billions were not at stake.

If the fate of your company hinges on the verdict, you will want a brilliant lawyer to argue your case.

Mr. Marcus's style — brainy but fevered, as if the fate of Western society hung on a chord progression — is nearly impossible to mimic without sounding portentous and flatulent.

Even if the fate of Christians in the Islamic world were far worse, that would not be a reason for the West to mistreat Muslims.

If the fate of the U.S. economy is tied so closely to that of Europe, it raises the question why European issues figured so little in the campaign.

And tomorrow, if the fates allow, will be better yet.

But if the fates align, and Youth shows at Cannes, we'll find out soon enough.

And if the fates are kind, the exhibit will be open to the public a month after that.

If the fates allow, it will be the first time the two champions have gone head-to-head healthy.

If the fates had been kinder, she might finally have taken hold of the life she dreamed of, as described in "Out of Bondage": "A job.