Sentence examples for read the fortunes from inspiring English sources

Turn an immense Saint Catherine's Wheel and you can read the fortunes of her life from being a bride of Christ to losing her head.

As I read "The Fortunes," I wondered what someone unfamiliar with this history would make of a novel that was so meticulously and steadfastly Chinese-American — whether other readers would appreciate the allusions and subtle jokes.

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë In a sequence usually omitted in film adaptations, Mr Rochester dresses as an old Gypsy woman and turns up at his own dinner party to read the fortunes of the guests.

Bard decided to follow her path, starting with a TV show in Manhattan, where he read the fortunes of people who called in.

Bard followed her path, starting with a show on Manhattan Cable TV, where he read the fortunes of people who called in.

(3) Retrieve and read the fortune.

I could not read the fortune carved into its shell or hear what it had raised its head to listen for, such a long time.

I could not read the fortune carved into its shell Around it, the madness of empires… Under each station of the real, For a few days only, the plum tree outside the window shoulders perfection.

Candice unfolded the paper and read the fortune.

Suha Araj - The Cup Reader Shamed as a young girl in Palestine and now renowned for her mystical 'matchmaking', Warde reads the fortunes of her clients who all must choose between love and marriage, not having the luxury of both.

"Listen to this," Simmons said, reading the fortune from his cookie as we were getting up to leave: "An important business venture may soon develop for you".