Sentence examples for means fate from inspiring English sources

" 'Wyrd' means fate," the sisters explain.

Fado means fate or destiny, a destiny suffused with existential tragedy.

Fado (which means "fate") was defined for decades by its greatest singer, Am a Rodrigues, who died in 1999.

Fado (which means "fate") was defined for decades by its greatest singer, Amália Rodrigues, who died in 1999.

His opera thus shows us "the absolute solitude of the tragic characters under the gaze of the Hidden God" – by which he means fate or destiny.

The Portuguese songs called fado (the word means fate) balance sorrowful melodies and lyrics about tragic destiny in a gleaming cat's-cradle of fingerpicked Portuguese guitars.

The Latin word sors means lot or fate.

In a demonstration of harmony as adjective, Bernstein shows how different harmonizations of the three-note "fate" motif from Wagner's "Ring" cycle could mean cruel fate, kind fate or tricky fate.

The bill aims to introduce significant exemptions to the Spare Room Subsidy/Bedroom Tax, so it's a wedge issue within the Coalition - and its first place in the list of private members bills means its fate will affect later bills, so it will influence the fate of the third bill in the list, Bob Neill's EU Referendum Bill.

This means the fate of a mounted flat-screen television is entirely open to interpretation.

But the political reality in Congress means the fate of the legislation is very much in doubt, despite the ease with which it cleared the committee.