Examples of using Whose destiny in English and their translations into Spanish
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Whose destiny?
The other was a man whose Destiny became his Fate.
Whose destiny can surpass that of an emperor's?
Help is never denied those whose destiny crosses our threshold.
Emmet, whose destiny is to save the Lego universe from an evil tyrant.
Only that person will be visiting me whose destiny is being fully exhausted.
A child whose destiny would be to seek out and kill the greatest evil of all.
In this RPG-fighting game you will take on a role of a hero whose destiny isn't determined yet.
He is the perfectionist whose destiny as a great artist was never in doubt.
Listen, son, it would be foolish to fall in love with a girl whose destiny is to become a nun.
Then there are those whose destiny does not support being that active politically.
He soon learns that each series of jumps follows the life of a person whose destiny he seems meant to change.
One who remains hidden… whose destiny is to reign over all… light a pathway to your glory.
They would set out to recreate the myth of America as a unique nation whose destiny was to battle against evil in the world.
The Mysticons are four teenage girls whose destiny it is to use unique mystical powers and weaponry to defend the world of Gemina and its inhabitants from evil forces, namely the Spectral Hand.
The creation of an association of Mediterranean States,open to all the Mediterranean coastal countries and to those countries whose destiny is directly linked to that Sea, according to modalities to be defined”.
Turkmenistan is an Asian country whose destiny has been to become one of the actors involved in the all-European process.
Whether the star they followed was a comet, a supernova or a conjunction of planets,these men of learning recognized from their Faith's prophecies that the star signified the coming of a child whose destiny was to be a special king.
Some day I am going to write the biographyof its imaginary inventor, Ezekiel Bulver, whose destiny was determined at the age of five when he heard his mother say to his father- who had been maintaining that two sides of a triangle were together greater than a third-"Oh you say that because you are a man.
Multilateral treaty bodies should not become an extension of power politics and positioning,with no regard for the legitimate interests of the great majority of United Nations Member States, whose destiny in many ways lies in the hands of a select few.
One of the highlights is the projecting, 3D, the famous runnings of both the city and the province of Almeria; plus many surprises,like a trip back in time whose destiny is to find the time John Lennon, the former Beatle, lived in this house and composed the song Strawberry Fields Forever.
That is a pleasing development primarily because in the complex discussions currently taking place over Switzerland's relations with its neighbours in Europe, a strong conservative voice is needed, which, in contrast to the Swiss People's Party(SVP), does not regard the EU as an enemy but instead as a close neighbour andimportant trade partner with whose destiny Switzerland is closely entwined.
In 1564, Friar Agustín de la Coruña II, Bishop of Popayán, grants his goods and temporalities and orders the foundation of the Monastery of the Incarnation, a peaceful andaustere place in keeping with the period's monastic architecture whose destiny would be the education of maidens, daughters of poor families.
It will be apparent to you that a whole new field of study will open before the astrologers of the New Age andfresh light on this greatest of all sciences will be available when the investigator can determine the relative age of the person or of the group whose destiny is to be determined and whose horoscope is being cast.
Here, it would be relevant to recall that at the initiative of Malta a decision was taken by the Second Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference on Security and Cooperation in the Mediterranean, held in Malta from 1 to 4 November 1995, to set up an association of Mediterranean States,open to all the Mediterranean coastal countries and to those countries whose destiny is directly linked to that Sea, according to modalities to be defined.
Parallel to that development has been the initiative by Malta, at the Second Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference on Security and Cooperation in the Mediterranean, held in Malta from 1 to 4 November 1995, to set up an association of Mediterranean States,open to all the Mediterranean coastal countries and to those countries whose destiny is directly linked to that Sea, according to modalities to be defined.
The greatest testings are reserved for those whose destinies are the highest.
Throughout history, not only individual worlds have come to an end, but also the shared andintertwined stories of lives whose destinies went hand in hand.
We believe that the replacement of the embargo with diplomatic dialogue and cooperation will promote meaningful exchange andpartnership between countries whose destinies are linked by history and geography.
We believe that the replacement of the embargo with greater dialogue and cooperation will contribute greatly not only towards the removal of tensions, but also towards promoting meaningful exchange andpartnership between countries whose destinies are linked by history and geography.
