Sentence examples for more destined from inspiring English sources

This latest move doesn't seem any more destined for success.

You can't get more destined for greatness than that.

Yet as the years flew by, Thibodeau seemed more and more destined to remain a lifetime assistant.

Sherlock Holmes (Jonny Lee Miller) and Watson (Lucy Liu) seem no more destined to become lovers than Bodie and Doyle.

It researchs a social evolution beyond funeral behaviours, a power more and more destined to an elite who prefigures the protohistory.

There are no two people alive who are more destined to end each other.

Huge blocks of row houses have been razed, and many more are destined for the bulldozer.

But with state budgets tight and politicians keen to prove their tight-fistedness, more seem destined to follow.

Saplings that take the place of felled trees are thirstier than older trees and suck up more water destined for the river.

But Sherwood Partners has shut down 150 once-aspiring start-ups in the last two years, and Mr. Pichinson figures that thousands more are destined to fold.

Adult fans of Star Wars will happily swoon over the sculpted recreations of their iconic heroes but these static figures are more likely destined for the collector's shelf than the toy chest.