Sentence examples for later destiny from inspiring English sources

"Why does fate choose one man over another?" Something of a dummy, Yorick is completely unaware of the casual chauvinism of his question until, a few moments later, destiny makes its choice against all men.

All these decades later, destiny or providence or something has delivered Mr. Feldman and Mr. Bayyari to the same acre of land at the bottom of one of Fayetteville's many hills.

R. & B. acts of the time, like TLC and, later, Destiny's Child, were not so different in their reliance on innovative, coördinated dance routines.

In the 90s girl groups dominated the music charts, whether it was En Vogue, Xscape, SWV, and later Destiny's Child, the music world was strong with female empowerment.

It was a move that started with later Destiny's Child songs - Soldier, for example - but as a solo star Bey kicked the hip hop appeal up a gear, a smart move for a middle-class woman from Texas.

There is a school of British historiography which is especially critical ofle petit caporal, seeing him as a prototype for later destiny-inspired war-mongers such as Hitler.

This plot reeks of wish-fulfillment ― the gorgeous, desirable model; their charmed love story; her candle held for him decades later; his destiny as the one writer in his generation who would, as he puts it, "burn the fucking world down".

Twelve years later, geography is destiny in Houston, too.

Today, almost 10 years later, Turkey's destiny seems far less certain.

"Here was the chance I had been waiting for," he later wrote, adding, "Destiny intended me to go!" Leaving behind his wife and three-year-old son, Jack, he headed off with little more than a sixty-pound pack, a handful of recruits, and a copy of Rudyard Kipling's poem "The Explorer".

As primary operator of the Canadian-built arm, Ms. Ivins will first use it to remove and temporarily set aside a large shuttle mating port that will later be attached to Destiny.