Sentence examples for wait the fate from inspiring English sources

He felt Calhoun had a better chance to beat Jackson than Clay, and he wrote to Calhoun in April 1831 to know his opinion: "Under all these views I really do not know which course to take; whether to announce you a candidate for the presidency and take the hazard of war, or wait the fate of Clay.

We're still waiting, and the fate of three franchises – the Titans, the Broncos and the 49ers – hangs in the air.

At two hospitals, the terminal and a bereavement center near Borough Hall where family members were shown photographs of the dead, people worried and waited over the fate of relatives they believed might have been on the ferry that struck a pier.

Market watchers are still waiting for the fate of the U.S. auto industry to be sorted out, but there appears to be no timeline for a bailout.

If the Ignudi are indeed angels, they are the ever-present attendants and messengers of God, impassively watching and waiting on the fate of Humankind.

For members of Congress, health care lobbyists, campaign officials and thousands of lawyers (and the thousands more who have just taken the LSATs) who populate the squat office buildings across the district, the wait for the fate of the health care law has become all consuming.

In the last three months, MF Global customers have grown frustrated as they wait to hear the fate of their holdings.

Updated at 8.11pm GMT 7.30pm GMT An Algerian guard gestures at the main entrance of a hospital in In Amenas, as people wait to know the fate of their relatives who were taken hostage by Islamist militants in a gas facility, January 18 , 2013

Bank of America shareholders will have to wait to hear the fate of the company's chairman and chief executive Kenneth Lewis.

As parents and family members wait to hear the fate of their loved ones and as the gun violence toll continues to climb in America, I am left wondering the plight of our values as a country.

The designers are sent to the greenroom to wait for their fate while the judges deliberate.