Sentence examples for well fate from inspiring English sources

Well, fate dropped this one in my lap.

Well, fate would surely be tempted were I to go "waaaaah!" back at him.

Well, fate has a habit of waiting a long, long time to settle old scores.

Finally, just when all seems well, Fate, that capricious chess master, brings his queen into play: Postpistle discovers that Nurse Waxtrap has misread the lottery numbers and the ticket is worthless.

From the loss of an eye and a narrow escape from complete blindness in his teens, family tragedies, career difficulties and national crises, Gordon Brown has often seemed like a character in a Greek tragedy – whenever things were going well, fate dealt him a blow.

The differences in kinetic parameters could determine how well fate determinants interact with the plasma membrane (i.e., the association and dissociation rates).

If HBO, CBS and the others think they can avoid the same fate, well, good luck to them.

On July 4, 1776, the American colonies set sail as well, the fate of their experiment as uncertain as the fate of those first settlers embarking across the Atlantic.

Sadly, that infernal tableau describes all too well the fate of most health reforms attempted since the days of Theodore Roosevelt.

As for Mike... well, his fate was already here, announcing itself by way of the one creaky floorboard in the hallway.

But he also knows well the fate of his father, who was enormously popular after the Persian Gulf War in 1991, only to lose the 1992 election.