Sentence examples for in this fate from inspiring English sources

Her third aria, "Morirò, ma vendicata" ("I will die, but I will die avenged") begins with damning G minor chords followed by cascades of avenging strings - only to be stopped in their tracks by a weeping Medea announcing she will welcome death, and to accompany her in this fate, Handel brings back the solo oboe, weeping alongside her.

The keep at least did not share in this fate, but in April 1572 Henry Carey, 1st Baron Hunsdon, bemoaned the treatment meted out to the Percy castles, writing to the queen's chief minister, "It is a great pity to see how Alnwick Castle and Warkworth are spoiled by him .

Some of the major Brexit-related bills stuck in the Lords may face this fate – in which case they would have to be reintroduced and go through all their parliamentary stages again.

However, when exogenously expressed, Ngn3 can activate neuronal differentiation in Xenopus ectoderm primed for this fate in a dose-dependent manner by activating NeuroD (Huang et al., 2000) (data not shown), on a par with neuronal activation by Ngn2.

Thus, in order to avoid this fate, they are in dire need of help.

Transcription factors essential for specifying trophectoderm have been identified, but the role of microRNAs (miRNAs) in modulating this fate-choice has been largely unexplored.

Argentina's two dreadnoughts, having been built in the neutral United States, escaped this fate and were commissioned in 1914 15.

Labour has been, in part, insulated from this fate by its membership surge.

Adding insult to injury, they endured this fate in swishy, bell-bottomed trousers, wide belts and chunky, high-heeled boots.

A borrower opting for a 75 per cent loan to value will suffer this fate in only the most extreme of housing market collapses.

I have been wondering if, in order to escape this fate, there will be an SNP-style move to push Tommy Sheridan down the party list of candidates.