Sentence examples for nations fate from inspiring English sources

The Mali and Guinea managers insist the drawing of lots should not be how their Africa Cup of Nations fate is decided.

"It is just a sensitive spot to register the nation's fate, the national mood and our leaders".

If there is a lesson of the past decade, in Mr. Obama's mind, it is that we can no longer afford to fight every war, insert ourselves in the middle of every dispute and get stuck in the muck of occupying nations whose fates are not central to our national interest.

The nation's fate was decided.

Despite my history lessons, I felt I had no stake in the nation's fate.

Why does a grotesquely malapportioned Senate get to decide the nation's fate?

Together they offer a portrait of a nation whose fate will shape the world's future.

And maybe that is also the difference in a nation's fate.

The nation's fate may hang on these bullies' whims, vanities and mercenary interests.

Look at the great majority of this wretched nation, whose fate is bound up with ours, like it or not.

It was believed that an eclipse could portend a famine, an uprising, a nation's fate in war.