Sentence examples for in your fate from inspiring English sources

You can try and free yourself from the intricate riffs all you like, but when Khaled Yassine's giant drum break slams in, your fate is sealed.

But I imagine that if you live in Dundee or Dunfermline, your faith that the Englishmen marching across your border to save the day have a deep interest in your fate, that their sense of your life extends beyond Trainspotting and Buckfast, is a bit shakier.

But if you're like me, you'll quickly grow bored with them and want to have a bigger hand in your fate.

Yet there is an undeniable terror in placing your fate, or your child's, in someone else's hands.

Dementia is still seen as a personal problem, framed as one in which your fate is fixed by whether or not you are treated well by individual carers.

The simple but effective techniques that Guaraldi pioneered, especially in "Cast Your Fate to the Wind," were important to all the jazz that sported a folksy diatonic twang a few years later by Gary Burton, Keith Jarrett, Pat Metheny, and so forth and "A Charlie Brown Christmas" remains the ultimate gateway drug.

In an emergency your fate can be determined by whatever law enforcement or medical authorities happened to show up that day.

Apparently booing is sort of a tradition and dates back hundreds of years; in those days, your fate of being eaten by a lion or not depended on the crowd's cheers and jeers.

Two weeks later, you are back in court with your brother-in-law lawyer to learn your fate.

"In the old days, your fate didn't hang on one picture.

Your fate in Scotland could well be the harbinger of your future south of the border, too.