Sentence examples for sticky fate from inspiring English sources
Slovakia's Doctors No will probably avoid the sticky fate of their counterpart in the James Bond film.
And as child after child meets their sticky fate, the Oompa-Loompas down tools to sing their explanation of what's just happened.
It depicts the sticky fate of his own imaginary megastructures, as if he had rebuilt Hiroshima according to the dreamy visions of the Japanese Metabolist architectural movement, only to see his creations suffer a similar catastrophe.
Working for arch-brutalists Alison and Peter Smithson from 1963 71, Christopher Woodward was instrumental in the design of the now-listed Economist Plaza and the Robin Hood Gardens estate in East London – which has sadly suffered a stickier fate.
Small group work also allows students to have fun with the activity, deciding which natural disaster will occur and arguing over which colors should be favored by natural selection (although in our whole-class discussions, there was still vigorous debate about the fates of particular sticky notes).
The stickiest question is why, after eluding fate during the first war, Babchenko went back - voluntarily - for the second.
I started drawing an inspirational reminder on sticky notes and leaving them to their fate in public places.
That family, as it heads toward catastrophe, is as much the setting of the story as its subject, and their fate as Jews under Nazi occupation is entangled in murky, sticky domestic issues of jealousy, betrayal and desire.
Such is the somewhat prosaic fate of the minivan, its cupholders a repository for unnameable sticky substances, while beneath its seats lies a graveyard for the Lego mini-figurine and desiccated French fry.
Pakistan continues to want high-level talks with Kashmir's fate at the core, and this is where the negotiations can be expected to get sticky.
