Sentence examples for time destined from inspiring English sources

Though called the "first Scholastic," Boethius was at the same time destined to be for almost a millennium the last layman in the field of European philosophy.

That his piercing eyes are worried and his dark hair infiltrated with gray is directly linked to recent statements by the building's owner that 5Pointz is living on borrowed time — destined to be replaced by two residential towers.

Matthew Perry, sitting in his publicist's conference room here to talk about his new ABC sitcom, "Mr. Sunshine," his gray pullover sweater redolent with the smell of a just-sneaked cigarette, dived into an explanation of why he believes "Groundhog Day" is one of the greatest films of all time, destined to be as revered as "It's a Wonderful Life".

The paradox of this is that plans for tighter integration among the 17 euro zone countries are at the same time destined to create greater divisions within Europe — divisions between countries that use the euro and those that do not, and divisions within the euro zone itself, depending on the health and importance of the various economies.

In the Zoroastrian and Jewish-Christian-Islāmic vision of the time flow, time is destined to be consummated as depicted luridly in the Revelation to John in a terrifying climax.

In less august settings, any attempt at decoration or elaboration that involves lengthening people's journey time is destined to fail.

He is supposed to have held an atomistic cosmology and that all beings, in the course of time, are destined to culminate in a state of final salvation.

Nawal Msaad was convinced by her former school friend Amal el-Wahabi into smuggling €20,000 (£15,800) in cash to Turkey, which she did not know at the time was destined for the jihadi war chest.

I can think of no better fate for film websites than to function as online time capsules, destined to be rediscovered by technologically advanced future generations, who'll laugh at the way we used to consume media as they download the latest trailers directly into their cerebral cortexes by blinking.

"The giant factories, the overcrowded metropolises, the centralised and monolithic states, the mass parties... are without a doubt the leviathans of our time, also destined to disappear to leave room for forms of life that are more agile, more harmonious and, in one word, more human," Olivetti concluded in Citta dell'Uomo.

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