Sentence examples for upon the fate from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, July 23 , 1979P. 21 We have taken to musing recently upon the fate of fallen rulers.
By William Smith The New Yorker, July 23 , 1979P. 21 We have taken to musing recently upon the fate of fallen rulers.
As a rule, be wary of any guy who dwells upon the fate of mankind, unless he can prove that he was born in Bethlehem.
Although up to the present the loss of life has been mercifully diminished, the decisions reached in the course of the struggle are even more profound upon the fate of nations than anything which has happened since barbaric times.
Here, finally, was a chamber worthy of pronouncing upon the fate of somebody with the stature of the Lord Black of Crossharbour (a lapsed member of Britain's Conservative party and still a holder of the Order of Canada).
The Israeli refused to comment on conjecture that he would be leaving Fratton Park for West Ham – "that is the last thing I am thinking about," he snapped – and dwelt instead upon the fate of Portsmouth, whose team are almost certain to fragment.
The political revolution, upon which the fate of the Throne hangs, was markedly advanced by to-day's developments in Shantung and Pechihli.
But in a quarterback-desperate league, teams will almost certainly reach for several of them, forcing upon them the fate of their franchises.
Despite widespread concerns among conservationists about shrubland birds, much is still poorly understood regarding fundamental demographic processes associated with the persistence of species in dynamic landscapes, such as the age of colonists, their success upon establishment, the fate of birds displaced by disturbance, and the effect of displaced birds on neighboring territories.
In a devastated world, a champion undertakes a quest upon which the fate of that universe depends.
A day before the elections, Gomułka appealed to Polish citizens not to vote against the Party's candidates, asserting that 'crossing them out would equal crossing Poland off the map of Europe' and would bring upon Poland the fate of Hungary.
