Examples of using Whose fate in English and their translations into Czech
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Whose fate would soon be sealed.
It's not just Pakistan whose fate is at stake.
A genius whose fate is controlled by an idiot?
Prophecies speak of a savior,a deity born of man, whose fate is to wield the heavenly sword.
Who knows whose fate may intermingle with ours.
Finally he falls unconscious, begins to remember images from his past andencounters a mysterious woman whose fate is similar.
Celebrities, whose fates have become legendary.
Do you really think I would do well as a brain-dead hospital patient whose fate gets decided by doctors or my parents or some court?
Moloch whose fate is a cloud of sexless hydrogen!
You okay? Well enough for a man whose fate is hanging in the balance.
A woman whose fate is also connected to someone I love by a prophecy.
You're not the only one whose fate hangs in the balance.
A man whose fate has been linked to my own, a man accused of a crime he did not commit, a man I refused to call guilty, Mr. Bennet Ahmed, has just been vindicated.
There is a boy whose fate is bound with hers.
Two giants whose fates appear to be inextricably linked.
Let's not forget these people, whose fate on this day was decided for them.
Who were the people whose fate at various points in the last century was directly or indirectly influenced by the experience of exile?
A belt of the Russian land, whose fate has already been predetermined.
She is a child whose fate forces her to stand by the sun's side.
Agriculture should not be a field whose fate is decided beforehand and whose funds are systematically deviated.
The text of this report focuses on the situation of asylum seekers, whose fate is really something of a lottery depending on the country in which they land, and whose detention conditions are, at times, only just about bearable.
I am speaking to you here today in Strasbourg,the capital of a region whose fate is reminiscent of that of my own region, Silesia, a border region whose inhabitants have frequently had to change their nationality without changing where they lived.
In response to Mr Salafranca Sánchez-Neyra's question about the 50 detainees whose fate is not decided yet, we believe that the US Administration will proceed with those 50 cases and they will achieve a state or solution similar to those achieved in the previous ones.
Not to mention the school librarian, whose own fate… would be even worse.
Would be even worse. Not to mention the school librarian, whose own fate.
Let's draw lots and let fate decide whose daughter will die.
Gilad Shalit is a hostage with a name, whose eventful fate we follow with sympathy and concern.
First of the Fates, whose province is the past.