of, by, to, in or with fate?
| The gears of fate soon began to click. |
| The currency union is a community of fate. |
| In a cruel twist of fate, Friday is tuna day. |
| Can we please have another fascinating premier league season with twists and turns of fate. |
| Only one man can alter the course of fate, and he is already under the power of evil forces. |
| Cruz and Alonzo play both the roles of joyous lovers and tragic victims of fate effortlessly. |
| V: Voil! In view, a humble vaudevillian veteran, cast vicariously as both victim and villain by the vicissitudes of Fate. |
| Assume instead a pantheon of anthropomorphic deities, with supernatural powers, yet bound, like humans, by the threads of Fate. |
| I have since learned that the red thread linking these two extraordinary MacLehose Press books has a name: the Red String of Fate. |
| And by a strange quirk of fate, I was by then living in Great Dunmow, totally unaware of my family's previous connection to the town. |
| Over time LaBrie found playing the drums to be just as much fun as hockey, but singing was what really got him gassed up! At 16, the drummer's path in life was set for him by fate. |
| Giving thanks to fate directing him here, he had stumbled upon a new assignment. |
| Not knowing where to start from, I decided to leave it to fate! I choose to sort out the first thing that caught my eye. |
| This movie itself is linked to fate, as for me I never believed I would be in it, and I never thought it would be so well. |
| Morpheus sits down in the armchair opposite from Neo Morpheus: Do you believe in fate, Neo? Neo: No. |
| Rendezvous with Fate When Zaynab (A. |
| A wonderful VN and, along with Fate Stay/Night, the best I've ever played. |
| This is a great way to save money and at the same time have a little fun gambling with fate. |
| To the ancient Greeks, the ideas of Nemesis and her sister Tyche, are inextricably woven together with fate and tragedy. |
| Endearing, fresh and funny, (500) Days of Summer also offers insights about fate, attraction, infatuation, heartbreak and the perseverance of hope. |
| What this however means is that, in any reality the response of people in authority is not to lie back and wait for fate, but to defend themselves when attacked. |
| There are multiple levels of blame, from government to water companies and from fate to ourselves. |
