Sentence examples for strange fate from inspiring English sources
"Still, what a strange fate".
the Strange Fate of Her Survivors.
What a strange fate for a post-colonial nation: to be ruled by a Victorian relic.
It is the strange fate of radicals to end up in museums.
IT IS the strange fate of the World Bank to unite enemies on the left and right.
"I have maligned her in the past, mocked her strange fate and refused to meet her," he wrote.
Seppala sold some dogs, and a few had strange fates — Fritz, Togo's half-brother and a serum run veteran, died at Gimbels in Manhattan, where he was part of a holiday exhibit — but he protected Togo, who lived his final years in Maine, dying in 1929.
Discussing here the strange fates of the characters in The Wire, James writes: "We have art in order not to perish from the truth, as Nietzsche said in a notebook: a remark that Camus cites in The Myth of Sisyphus when telling us how to survive in an absurd world.
The family would explain the young man's ambition by telling the media how he had performed shorter versions of the act before, as well as countless other strange fate-defying feats.
The Strange, Dark Fate Of The Looncup Menstrual Tracker.
Kind of a strange twist of fate".
