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Sentence Examples Why not divide the four fates amongst four different people, and make it fair? The fates of nations are shaped not only in boardrooms but in second-class train compartments. Now, as you rightfully know, my sons have their fates outlined by war and piousness, as other young men have. In addition to their different fates, these two men were at opposite poles in their views of genetics. The director's favourite vantage point is that of a god who is cruelly indifferent to our individual fates. I would go to my death grappling my foe and cursing the fates with my last breath. Embryonic coelomic structures have specific fates as the bilaterally symmetrical larvae metamorphose into radially symmetric adults. History tells us a lot about the fates of hegemonic powers, and it is a tale that should give Americans pause. Often later ommatidial cell fates cannot be specified, such as pigment cells that normally function to separate ommatidia into individual facets. The birds still sing, the sun still shines, and both Ben and Andie seem composedly reconciled to their fates apart. And the characters are so superficial that we hardly care which of these different fates may befall them. Men controlled the fates of women, whose expected aim in life was to marry well. His manipulative aides complete a trio of fates, a malign constellation wheeling round Herman on the huge empty stage like a ghoulish mobile. The subsequent killing spree accounts for the fates of many of the minor characters. They are still making decisions to invest when all about them are trusting to the fates. Across the globe, attempts to cast off the shackles of capitalist oppression met similar fates. Modern understandings of astrophysics allow three possible fates for such a collapsing star. But, for all their efforts, Ireland now face an uphill struggle and the probability is that the fates will not be on their side. He doling out fates with indecent vicariousness, reveling in his front-row seat at the parade of vices. Typically, these relationships form in virtual communities of common interests, experiences, and fates. Show More Sentences But to be Franck is to be polite, cultured and dignified enough to accept the hand dealt by the game's fates. The leading clanswomen decided prisoners' fates, sometimes basing their decision on the manner in which a relative of theirs had been killed. Norman abbots energetically fought off the encroachments on the wealth and patrimony of the houses on which the abbots' own fates depended. The good news, therefore, is that naturally unlucky people don't have to accept their apparently ill-omened fates. While their paths diverged after 1990, their fates are entwined again this season. Stock options were a way to make executives more involved with the fates of the companies. Did they realize too, that their fates were inextricably fixed to the outcome of that day's actions? He may have to live in exile from his own country, and while this is unfortunate, there are worse fates. Let's lower the voting age to seven today, and let these little monsters seal our fates once and for all. Their economic interests, therefore, transcend the fates of individual companies and even entire industry sectors. What lies ahead then will be the struggle to avoid these two fates. While society turns a deaf ear to such helpless women, it gives full credence to unmarried females who are at liberty to decide the fates of innocent males. When an underwater volcano becomes an island, the fates of these two living paradoxes are linked. Now, 20 years on, it's the very different fates of two former Solsgirth miners, Sam and Danny, that sum up what that year now means to me. I descended into the corridors and hallways below ground in which the fates of the millions of victims are depicted. Why I do this, except to appease the fates, I had no idea, until now: a very long time ago, gods lived in trees. The fates of Williams, Griffin, Turness and others may determine – or depend on – whether he can do it again. Yet, in private conversation, he is relaxed, cheerful and shows no sign of being pursued by either fates or furies. A little bit of work will go into this, but ultimately the lighthouses will just be left to their fates, as they have been so far. Unfortunately, the fates of these ordinary taxpayers, their debts and mortgages do not feature in the US Government's rescue plan. Show More Sentences During the past five years of hardships, I have been profoundly distressed to think of the fates of our 20 million people. It has been shown that our fates are linked by globalisation, and this is especially so in the Mediterranean. The overall objective is to use river water chemistry as a means to study the origins and fates of continental runoff. The fates of the first four investments are mixed and suggest that there is still much to learn. This presentation will take you on a journey through the lifetime of stars, showing you how they are born and their ultimate fates. Everything else was in the hands of the fates and for once they were fairly kind. At no time in human history have the fates of every woman, man and child been so intertwined across the globe. Two brothers from Calcutta face divergent fates, one tragic and one beholden to that tragedy. But Gray's treatment of these memorials is highly ironic, for he lets us see that in them the dead consign their fates in written form to non-readers. Instead selection causes the same increase in allele frequency in both dominants and recessives, at least early on when the fates of nearly all alleles are determined. But as I was at the time living by my wits, with no secure academic position to fall back on, I swallowed hard and decided to follow my freelance fates. The children who choose to jump off Akka's sea wall seize the right to own their own fates. Who wants to put their fates into hands of others and obey their commands? Cell lineage analyses, mainly conducted on annelidan. and molluscan embryos, suggested that the ultimate fates of blastomeres are tremendously conserved. If the first impact is not deadly, passengers need to be speedily evacuated to escape the other two fates. Retrieving him at least reminds soldiers that we will never abandon them to their fates, right or wrong. Years later, they would joke among themselves in harsh terms about the fates of folks they felt had betrayed them. But together, we can rediscover a purpose without surrendering American politics to the fates. It is quite possible, even likely, that some studies misclassify fates of nests that are depredated late in the nestling stage, leading to overestimates of nesting success. During the process of cellular division, these elements become unequally distributed among daughter cells leading to distinct cell fates. Show More Sentences These families suffered the most terrible of fates, forced to experience the particular horror of being deprived of food in a land of plenty. We continue to monitor these and other tragedies, in our attempts to prevent similar fates from befalling other women in and from prison. The fates of species are braided with feedback systems, complicated interactions, and co-dependencies. I can say with certainty that nearly every European family has a story to tell about the blighted fates of fathers, brothers or sisters. One of the saddest fates that can befall a special library is to have it sink into being merely a collection of books. The program consists of three projects focusing on metal sources, fates and risks, and on source apportionment. Left in charge, he temporized, agonized, and cursed the fates. A mother falls for a younger man while her daughter falls in love for the first time and Mother Nature steps in to mess with their fates. The public personae of Lincoln and Grant have undergone similar fates. The children who passed the head there were protected from the scrofula and the grass protects from the fates and the bad spirits. But the fates of Spain, Italy and above all Greece hang in the balance between euro-doom and all the uncertainties of the restored drachma. First was the relatively simple activation of motoneuron fates by sonic hedgehog from the notochord and floorplate and retinoic acid from the paraxial mesoderm. Thus, 65m years ago, were the fates of two groups of animals decided by evolutionary differences inculcated 220m years ago. They are compelled to stay seated while their fates are decided for them. Dressed in black, they have been demonstrating for years every Thursday at 3:30 in the afternoon, in the famous Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires, demanding to know the fates of their loved ones. As the dance and the film unfold, the women face their families and their fates and navigate the blurry lines between life and art. In this broken-around-the-edges world, our fates are interconnected. Let's face it, the world we're living in now is turning into a place where people systematically withdraw into themselves and concentrate on their own individual fates. In the authors' scope of vision is not only the formal history of the city, outstanding events and significant periods, but also the life of its denizens, the fates of little men. We are each of us an obligately multicellular community, in which many trillions of microscopic cells have joined forces and fates, have specialized in the tasks to which they were assigned during our embryonic development. Show More Sentences It is possible that the future has already been written, like the three fates of Greek mythology who measure and snip each thread of life at its start. The temptation to simplify, categorise and hierarchize all the dimensions of a complex set of human behaviours, based on a single template for classification, and using the result to predict individual fates is not a novelty. Sinars and his colleagues have now plucked from Z's X-ray deluge a grainy record of those wires' fates. You cross paths with each, as the characters' fates intersect. Dreiser and Hardy were convinced determinists, but as novelists they were able to animate the fates of their characters, so that freedom and unfreedom were in dramatic, fateful play with each other. This summit was a key step towards understanding the active role that the international society has to play vis-à-vis the most vulnerable countries' fates. Plate fates The Cockney Mackem, Divers, Gilbarry and Hector's Choice all contested the Byrne Group Plate 34 days ago. City regions that serve as nodal points for the information and network economy are becoming disembedded from the national context because their fates depend more on their international contacts than on their national ones. The Varangian runestones tell of many notable Varangian expeditions, and even account for the fates of individual warriors and travelers. The castle suffered many fates and was eventually demolished for the railway station. The intricate narrative manifests how the fates of the characters are bound together and how Havaa comes to symbolise all that is good in a chaotic world. On Sunday, the world will anxiously await these character's final fates. It was a strategic error to tie their fates to those regimes. Many farmers see their fates, in one way or another, as tied to the factory farms and the new megadairies. Identifying predators and fates of grassland passerine nests using miniature video cameras. But, starting with the pilot, the drama makes a bad gamble: it takes for granted that we'll care about the fates of its shutoff, curmudgeonly power brokers, yet never gives us much reason to do so. There's a need for us to recognize, collectively, that we have a huge vested interest, that our futures and fates are inextricably linked to the Mackenzie River Basin. As the current debate on reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation shows, the reality is that the fates of forest and agricultural land are inextricably linked. He answered the call to arms at a time when he had to know the great feats and awful fates of so many men his age, from his town, from his country. We know from experience that problems arise when people, citizens, and voters cannot identify with the political structure which decides on their fates. Show More Sentences In this election, the fates of legislative candidates were directly linked to those of their parties' presidential hopefuls rather than to gubernatorial candidates. At its introduction, the euro was predicted varying monetary policy fates. The divergent fates of these two experiences nevertheless suggest that other factors, doubtless more important, must have come into play to differentiate them. In Full Moon, Murer employs an unruly, jigsaw-like narrative approach, serving up a New Age-style potpourri, a chaotic mix of genres in which individual fates combine into a mass tragedy. It's the basic thing that people start with. It makes it possible to count the number of animals and to track the fates of individuals through time. A law reform body can cease to exist at the stroke of a pen, as shown by the fates of the first federal Law Reform Commission of Canada and several provincial agencies. She tells him all about a boy called Bertie and a White Lion, whose fates are intertwined from the African veld to the battlefields of First World War France. He had come so far, endured so much, a stunning victory of Koranic proportions merely days away but now snatched from his grasp, the crudest of fates. One thinks, for example, of the three fates, the Moirae of Greek and the Norns of Nordic mythology, who spin, measure, and cut the thread of each human life. This division can also be viewed as a determinative division in that the resulting generative and vegetative cells have very different cell fates. Stars were thought to control the fates of humanity, and as time passed, stars would move along their course in the sky, also charting the course of human lives below. At the end of his notings and his calculations he went out into the street with a smile of satisfaction on his round face, for the fates had been good to him. Examples from Classical Literature The fates were playing, and in this case for once in the world's history their play was crosswise. It seemed as though the fates and Sue were in league to keep Joe in my life. You deserve your insecurities, and may embrace, even as ye please, the fates which lie before you. Six several attempts were made, at various times, to canonize Capistrano, but the fates were against it. It seemed more than a decree of chance that their fates should be intertwined. It is curious to trace the varied fates of the calorific rays which strike on the surface of the earth. It was too monstrously unjust that the fates should have hit upon George. Meanwhile we must attend to the fates of these unhappy young people. The rivals'' fates rest on an end-of-term exam, which must be passed or Dean Hardscrabble will expel them from the course. He is also, as in Babylonia, the one who determines the fates of mankind. The fates could never be so hard, for certainly now they were smiling. Most of us, indeed, know little of the great originators until they have been lifted up among the constellations and already rule our fates. At heart they hate their horrid fates, and so wreak their poor spite on me who stand for everything they have not, and for all they most crave and never can attain. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of fates? Words that rhyme with fates What is the adverb for fates? What is the adjective for fates? What is the noun for fates? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words fateh fatefulness fatefully fateful Fated fated Fates fat-free fathead father Father father-daughter relationship 5-letter Words Starting With f fa fat fate