Sentence examples for peculiar fate from inspiring English sources
Neither he nor anyone else in Luce Hall that day could have foreseen the catastrophe approaching or what peculiar fate was in store for him.
It is the peculiar fate of the New Jersey driver, as indelible as a shoreside weekend or a Bruce Springsteen composition, if less easily romanticized.
It's the peculiar fate of my thirteenth wife to evoke innumerable pasts that aren't hers; she is composed of my memories of other women.
Great artists who have embraced it — Edvard Munch, Edward Hopper, Picasso in his distinctly Rembrandt-influenced etchings — suffer the peculiar fate of being well loved and poorly explicated.
"That's hardly any, especially for something that's hit 'Oprah.' " The peculiar fate of "Creating a Life" is the publishing world's mystery of the year.
Until Monday, the Giants experienced the peculiar fate of a Super Bowl champion: their roster was picked over in free agency.
You might say it's Aeneas' peculiar storybook fate to wander the seas for years, in "Odyssey" fashion, only to find landfall on the shores of the "Iliad".
By a peculiar quirk of fate Grayson was at that match as a pundit for Sky.
By a peculiar twist of fate, the Japanese admiral who masterminded the attack had persistently warned his government not to fight the United States.
With the peculiar twist of fate that seemed to characterize his life, Shackleton is buried at Grytviken, in the whalers' cemetery that lies to one side of the station.
By a peculiar twist of fate, the star item in this evening's sale is Kasimir Malevich's "Suprematist Composition," a rare abstract geometric painting in black, red and white that until last year had hung for 63 years at the Museum of Modern Art across the street.
