Examples of using A fate in English and their translations into Czech
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Regretfully, a fate we would have sealed for you long ago…
Facing such a fate, the removal from him of his assiduously built fortune,
I always believed that death is a fate far better than life, for you will be reunited with lost loved ones.
Only you can save her from a fate even worse than that of your friend, Mr Rawhide.
To a fate worse than death.
In perfectly composed, stylised snapshots he shows solitude to be a fate shared not only by those exiled from totalitarian regimes.
It is one of those places where it is said that the gods descended to and decreed a fate of mankind.
You can see her porcelain hand gently holding the small boy as if to guard him from a fate she knew would come.
what, I send him to a fate worse than death.
he will send us to a fate worse than death.
during the weekend, already undergone a fate worse than death.
force put me here, brought me to this moment… a fate I never wished for…
the apparent meekness with which the temporary survivors of Hiroshima adapted to a fate so unjust that the imagination,
than death is far too delicate a fate for her.
In his own way Ladislav Sitenský shared a fate similar to that of today's at-long-last recognised Czechoslovak fighter pilots after the change of the regime in 1948.
Davina was like a daughter to me, and you condemned her to a fate worse than death.
if you follow him… you will suffer a fate beyond your worst nightmares.
what would possess a man to tell a lie that seals a fate of a certain and awful death?
Davina was like a daughter to me and you condemned her to a fate worse than death.
your beloved Karen will suffer a fate worse than death.