Sentence examples for may be fate from inspiring English sources

Heritage may be fate, as David Ives's new comedy, "Polish Joke," seemingly contends.

Heritage may be fate, as David Ives's new comedy seemingly contends.

Glorifying a president may be tempting fate again.

The more pressing question for audiences may be the fate of the actor's soul.

The strangest twist in the history of "La Rondine" may be the fate of its libretto.

But the team may be tempting fate by having its home opener on Friday the 13th.

"I know this is not what either of us wanted, but it may be our fate," he says.

Even if you're not on the receiving end of one of those calls today, you may be tempting fate tomorrow.

That may be the fate of all big-city memorials: the Arc de Triomphe is a traffic roundabout; Trafalgar Square means pigeons before it means a battle off Spain.

Even though he may be tempting fate by allowing so many fly balls, the acres of outfield behind him make this stadium more forgiving than most.

It may be tempting fate to say so, but the conviction of the ringleaders of the airliner plot last week represents the end of an era.