Sentence examples for preordained steps from inspiring English sources

In the 1920s, pioneering figures such as Rudolf Laban and Mary Wigman began using unfamiliar movements which relied more on bodily improvisation and spiritual ideas particularly from the East than on preordained steps.

It is an elaborate dance of death, the five main characters following the manic, fateful steps preordained by their characters, right up to the moment when the music stops and they all collapse.

Given that lineup, the outcome seemed about as preordained as what happened when Michael Spinks stepped into the ring with Mike Tyson.

Redesigned by Edward Durell Stone, the display area featured stepped ramps surrounding a central rotunda, and visitors were led along a preordained route past each exhibit, artifact, diorama and whirligig.

Other dishes are preordained.

Everything is preordained.

"It was preordained.

But nothing is preordained.

The result looked preordained.

Nothing about Brexit is preordained.

Failure here is preordained.