Sentence examples for poor fate from inspiring English sources

By the time I got the invitation to interview for a position at Corcoran, the New England pastures of my alma mater didn't look like such a poor fate.

As etched in stone as the Mets' poor fate seems to be, there are some key future dates that will help shed light on the team's actual chances this coming season.

Thus, it is plausible that the induced Th17 activity may have a poor fate in peritoneal damage during peritoneal dialysis.

Does anyone have a more miserable fate in this bloody book than poor Sonya?

None of this - from the curious fate of poor Nick Brown, demoted but still apparently able to perch on a stool just inside the Cabinet door, to the pathetic fate of John Prescott, an engine driver without an engine - bodes well.

In case of brain injury, the predicted outcome measure is either death or poor functional fate.

Edmund Dudley was unforgotten: "my poor father's fate who, after his master was gone, suffered death for doing his master's commandments", the Duke wrote to Cecil nine months before his own end.

"Poor birds! their fate was pie" writes Robinson.

I was thinking about that poor creature's fate when she told me to turn the water down.

Who hasn't read "Wuthering Heights" and gnashed her teeth at poor Cathy's fate, yoked to dreary Edgar Linton when we all know she yearns to swoon into hunky Heathcliff's arms?

"The waiting, the questioning, the equivocating, the bafflement, the absurdity" — Perl counts these as preoccupations the artist and Samuel Beckett shared, and the poor souls whose fate it is to wait for Godot seem not all that different from the cast of Watteau's bewildering fêtes champêtres.