Sentence examples for line of fate from inspiring English sources
The great art historian Leo Steinberg found the "line of fate" in the Sistine Chapel, which skewered figures from separate scenes into occult sentences, with the same excitement with which Percival Lowell had once found canals on the surface of Mars.
Then Radii drawn at 12' degrees interval will cut the line of Fate at 9 yrs.
As the drama mounts and the lines of fate are drawn, Cromwell gives this parcel of advice to a protégé: "Once you have exhausted the process of negotiation and compromise, once you have fixed on the destruction of an enemy, that destruction must be swift and it must be perfect.
As I prepare to attend the 40th reunion of my high school class, Memorial of Tulsa, Oklahoma, my first reunion ever, I think back along the lines of fate that were drawn in those dramatic days.
He's talked and sung about how she didn't have enough money to buy a ticket for a cousin, too, and how that cousin was later lost in Somalia's civil war, as were a number of his friends — the fate-dividing line of luck.
In the two Spectrum of Fate lines of fish that we created (SoFa1 and SoFa2), a distinct fluorescent colour is associated with each of the major cell types.
Best line: "... Be that flame of fate, that torch of truth to guide our young people toward a better future for themselves and for this country".
An appealing story line it is, complete with twists of fate, hope and luck.
That Bucky is such a one-dimensional character makes for a pallid, predictable story line in which the random workings of fate and the fate of temperament — rather than genuine free choice — are the narrative drivers.
Finding himself by a quirk of fate distantly in line to a dukedom, and infuriated by this aristocratic family's cruel treatment of his mother, he sets out to murder everyone ahead of him in line to the ermine.
