Sentence examples for of a destined from inspiring English sources

Yet for all his aptitude he was hardly a natural academic, and debilitating headaches enforced the habits of a destined, if unwilling, recluse.

She is watching the same TV show that he is (whiskey half drained on his coffee table, Chinese takeout in his lap), and although this fact assures us of a destined romance, it is not so useful for the people on the screen.

He claimed: "We cannot by excessive feeding make a giant out of the germ destined to form a dwarf;... or the brain of a destined fool into that of a Leibnitz or a Kant, by means of much thinking.... Hence natural selection, in destroying the least fitted individuals, destroys those which from the germ were feebly disposed" [ 32].

is the transmission of a packet in error provided there is no collision.,, and are probabilities of reception of a packet destined for Node, relay and reception of packet not destined for Node respectively.

Sadly, Kane killed herself at the age of 28, leaving behind her last – and darkest – play, 4.48 Psychosis, an unconventional, unsettling stream-of-consciousness; the swansong of a playwright destined to be remembered as a troubled female artist.

Sadly, Kane killed herself at the age of 28, leaving behind her last and darkest play, 4.48 Psychosis, an unconventional, unsettling stream-of-consciousness; the swan song of a playwright destined to be remembered as a troubled female artist.

It mainly consists of MAC blocks and of a module destined to compute the square root of the module according to (32).

Age of Empires III...avoids all the interesting and prickly issues like genocide, epidemics and slavery, instead subbing in a wimpy tale of a family destined to protect the Holy Grail from a Satanic Cult".

In a story he repeated on some occasions but at other times denied, he was bored one day and wrote a derogatory slur in the lining of a jacket destined for the Prince of Wales.

It also contains a long quotation from the Boston Post—"This is an American reprint of a work destined to create no little excitement and conflict in the scientific world".

The result is that more than 90% of the launch weight of a craft destined for orbit is fuel.