Sentence examples for like a fate from inspiring English sources

From where I'm sitting, the prospect of spending Christmases laughing at Mr Bean feels like a fate worse than death.

To be a 9-year-old boy forced to take an etiquette class that year must have seemed like a fate worse than violent death.

For us, this felt like a fate worse than death...obviously it was not.

Though having him as a friend sounds like a fate worse than death, it is a sweet gesture.

A never-ending pursuit of money and power for the sake of comfort and security can seem like a fate worse than death.

But a bad one feels like a fate worse than death when in the throes of the escapades that stand between you and getting your house back.

The PRC, determined to avoid a like fate, began a fervent campaign to convince the international community that all lands behind its borders, acquired in the imperial past, are inviolable internal possessions of its sovereign statehood.

— The tornado that leveled Beth and Dennis Doolans' home scattered their belongings like trash, a fate shared by many residents in the twisters' path.

Alfredo wasn't the only player to suffer a fate like this.

I can't imagine surviving a fate like that, never mind keeping a small child alive and well.

The current best advice on avoiding a fate like my father's is the usual: maintain a healthy weight, exercise, avoid smoking and eat a Mediterranean diet.