Sentence examples for trust to fate from inspiring English sources
"We have got to trust to fate now," he said.
"It is the draw which decides the make-up of individual rounds, not the RFL, and whilst clubs must trust to fate, they are also aware of their responsibilities with regard to broadcast agreements.
They look at some privileged feature of science, define this feature as "objectivity-making" and then leave the issue of whether or not the feature also promotes trust to fate.
When he wrote the tender scene of her children's ballooning forth on their web filaments, trusting to fate and a warm breeze, he had only to describe what he had seen in his apartment.
And the rest, I trust it to fate that if we do the right thing, we'll get the right people.
placement office he discovered the odds of making partner at a New York law firm were 30 to 1. "I have a lot of confidence in myself," he said, "but I'm not going to trust my fate to odds of 1 in 30".
However, he does not want to trust his fate to the slow workings of the court system.
WST chairman Richard Owen said it hoped the High Court would postpone the hearing to allow the trust to finalise its plans as it had done in the case of other clubs facing a similar fate.
Demonstrate trust to gain trust.
Trust 4 was the only trust to implement PACS.
