| But, in a somewhat cruel twist of fate, you will also not remember to go out and buy it. |
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| It is a cruel twist of fate, especially with a new presidency that few expect to benefit the poorest of Americans. |
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| By an ironic twist of fate, each of the four sides in the hat must face up to a derby match on the deciding Saturday. |
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| A mother has been reunited with a daughter she had not spoken to for 15 years in an amazing twist of fate. |
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| Remarkably, he found the right words to comfort those affected by the cruellest twist of fate. |
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| A calendrical twist of fate found us celebrating Christmas this year on the middle day of December. |
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| Within 24 hours, the fivesome meet in an even more unlikely twist of fate and trundle towards the film's forgettable denouement. |
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| And in a serendipitous twist of fate, he is now in a position to offer my band discounted studio time at a local recording studio. |
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| But in a terrible twist of fate, the disease she has worked so hard to find a cure for has now come to haunt her. |
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| It was a weird twist of fate that threw us together, tore us apart, and threw us back together again. |
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| By an amazing twist of fate, matey, you're talking to the bloke with an honours degree in Spanish and Portuguese. |
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| Perhaps, but it'll more likely be the law of averages, a destiny thing, a twist of fate. |
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| The newly formed friendship is severely tested and I won't give the ending away, but it is indeed an astonishing twist of fate for all three men. |
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| However, it was a cruel twist of fate that robbed him yet again of a sprint race win and, therefore, of an Irish double. |
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| Then in a twist of fate her eye's are raised, they meet mine and I can feel all my insides turn to jelly. |
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| Yet by an ironic twist of fate he is blind to the world around him, losing Dot, who is expecting his child, to a pastry maker. |
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| It was a simple twist of fate that introduced him to the chartered accountancy profession. |
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| Yet in a pathetic twist of fate, John's final act was the ultimate percentage play. |
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| But a strange twist of fate, it was former Purple guitarist Ritchie Blackmore who first suggested that Birch should produce Maiden. |
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| By a strange twist of fate, the tree is alive, with a huge treetop full of green leaves. |
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| On the big occasions, we always seemed to be confounded by some strange twist of fate. |
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| In a cruel twist of fate, these same parents lost their older daughter in January in an automobile accident. |
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| His first name used on stage, Romain, comes directly from this origin due to a twist of fate. |
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| By an ironic twist of fate, this bad agreement was rejected by the United States, which wanted to reduce its scope even further. |
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| By a strange twist of fate, that actually is what the book was called. |
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| My life has in a strange twist of fate crossed paths with the conflict in the Middle East once before. |
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| But in an unexpected twist of fate, the Tuareg rebels refused to accept the peace deal signed by the Niger authorities. |
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| In a twist of fate, the 2006 Nationals will be hosted by Limoilou, so they'll have a chance to end the streak. |
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| The twist of fate, therefore, will be that it will be the poor who will be paying for the excess consumption and carefree attitude of the rich. |
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| In each self-contained episode, a complete police investigation and the story of a sudden twist of fate. |
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| Others suffer a nasty twist of fate that balloons their garden-variety misbehavior into a superscandal. |
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| An unexpected twist of fate would change the course of his life. |
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| But in a bizarre twist of fate, Parrish may end up in The Hunger Games after all. |
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| Dying as a civilian in peacetime, with nothing and no one at stake, was an almost comically cruel twist of fate. |
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| His plot kicks in when, by a twist of fate and some benevolent blackmail, a young doctor is forced to leave Montreal and spend a mouth on the windswept outport. |
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| In a remarkable twist of fate, they get locked in the storeroom together. |
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| Maybe in a strange twist of fate, Mom and Dad would be in bed sleeping. |
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| Instead of trusting the safety and lives of our peacekeepers to the twist of fate, this Parliament must set down criteria to condition our involvement for future missions. |
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| This engaging and original story explores the odd friendship between an autistic woman named Linda and Alan, a quiet, brooding man who comes into her life following a personal twist of fate. |
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| James shrugged at this unexpected twist of fate. |
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| Was it a generation race or just a twist of fate? |
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| As she desperately races to find Jake and reverse her misfortune, Ashley discovers that her terrible twist of fate is the luckiest thing that ever happened to her. |
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| Then playing for bad teams in the Juniors, David finished his minor hockey career and by an unexpected twist of fate, David met an old friend who was just starting as a pro-wrestler. |
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| Despite this cruel twist of fate, under the tutelage of their father, Ludwig and his younger brother Wilhelm, who also joined the company some time later, became true masters of their craft. |
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| Unfortunately, our Thai friends that we had the honour and pleasure to host, linked us only days after this historical event, by a merciless twist of fate, in the heart of the tragedy that has staggered the whole world. |
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| By a twist of fate, Mr Watson is seated beside Mr Poettering. |
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| Yes, and by a twist of fate he's the first one in the series. |
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| In a funny twist of fate, though, husband Chris ended up in a bloodmobile at his workplace. |
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| New Delhi In an ironical twist of fate, a policeman consented to his daughter Mona marrying a dreaded dacoit Shiv Dutt. |
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| He had been a big top performer in his youth, but in a twist of fate he had run away to become an investment banker. |
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| A curious twist of fate led me to this meeting. |
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| It is an ironic twist of fate, then, that the very country that found it hard to accept your nomination for longer than four years, asked a few months ago whether you would like to stay on a little longer. |
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| But however philosophically Rist's carrot-topped protagonist may view the twist of fate that led her out of Eden, the trip might easily sweep viewers off their feet. |
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