But he didn't mind the twist of fate Sunday afternoon.
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And then HGTV entered through a strange twist of fate.
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In a predictable twist of fate, she winds up pregnant.
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Life is full of many a sardonic twist of fate.
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In an odd twist of fate, I met with Gen.
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Right now, though, my heart hurts over this cruel twist of fate.
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It was a really random, weird twist of fate kind of thing.
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Then, in a twist of fate, Calloway decided to join my group.
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And in an interesting twist of fate, today is also Bhutto&aposs birthday.
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Until a twist of fate, and the kindness of strangers came to us.
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Mr. Spano found his Haitian calling, he said, through a twist of fate.
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Her tumor, in a cruel twist of fate, was located in the speech area.
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In an odd twist of fate, puffers are having more than "a moment" right now.
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That's a good outlook for the next time you encounter an uncanny twist of fate.
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In a twist of fate, Saeli made the decision to leave just before Fransway arrived.
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In a twist of fate, destroying the tapes drew more outside scrutiny of the program.
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A twist of fate "All of a sudden, he'd been given a chance," Ken Kolman said.
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In an unfair twist of fate, season 3 will be the Boy Meets World successor's last.
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IMAGINE THAT, by some twist of fate, you become the ruler of an oil-rich state.
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But a twist of fate led the couple to the altar more than four months early.
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Somehow, Sanders and Warren belong together and only a twist of fate has kept them apart.
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But in a twist of fate, the pandemic eventually had a serious impact on Rauch's team.
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In a twist of fate, Jonathan saves a man from death, leading to a helpful offer.
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But, in a laughable twist of fate, the success of Baby Cobra made Wong a household name.
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Such is the twist of fate experienced by Alan Leeson, chief executive of the shire of Moora.
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In a super awesome twist of fate and no fault of my own, I have teeth issues.
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In an interesting twist of fate, Vertu's new owner has some bad blood with its original owner, Nokia.
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In a cruel twist of fate, I had now become the creature I had long sought to understand.
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In a weird twist of fate, I visited ECS Refining before I knew that it did recycling for Apple.
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And in a twist of fate the movie hinges on, Fliehler was the one that took on that role.
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I had just turned 30, and by some cruel twist of fate, this was my first time getting dumped.
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Then, in a twist of fate, the couple met Dr. Tomer Singer of Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City.
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In a cruel twist of fate, Bryant's last appearance coincided with the Golden State Warriors' game against the Memphis Grizzlies.
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But thanks to a lucky twist of fate, this sweet-faced hot dog has acquired adoring fans across social media.
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After mental institutions and multiple rehabs he, in a quirky twist of fate, went on to make himself a millionaire.
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In a twist of fate, the disastrous oil spill of 1978 resulted in unprecedented protection measures taken for the island.
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In a peculiar twist of fate, he painted his strongest work right after the Biennale and just before he died.
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Two years later, in an almost spooky twist of fate, a drive with actual footage of their son did arrive.
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By some twist of fate, Marcus is admitted to King's Dominion, where criminals send their kids to thrive in malevolence.
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And then, in a strange twist of fate, being the victim of an assault enabled him to remain in this country.
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In a happy twist of fate, some of these tricks boost the flavor factor, too, Tracy Lesht, RD, explained to Shape.
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In a cruel twist of fate/toxic masculinity, Beck taking her power back was the very thing that set Joe off.
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In a cruel twist of fate, Richard still ends up acquiring Optimoji, and its 30 employees, along with Sliceline's 20 coders.
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And sometimes a twist of fate lands the less talented (like Yesterday's Jack Malik) in a position to reap massive rewards.
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In an odd twist of fate, when Cynthia Nixon won her first Emmy award in 2004, Donald Trump was the presenter.
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But, in a shocking twist of fate, it seems that the majority of people actually watching this "lesbian" porn are women.
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Through a grim twist of fate, every flight seemed to leave from a gate in a distant corner of the terminal.
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" This twist of fate, he admitted, had turned out to be "the biggest gift in the world from the pharaonic gods.
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There's no answer for these questions, but it's noteworthy to learn that such a twist of fate almost came to pass.
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By some bizarre twist of fate, I attended a Nespresso event a couple years ago and received its newest machine for free.
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In an incredibly heartbreaking and brutal twist of fate, Malachi, the couple's 8-year-old son died last week of brain cancer.
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A random twist of fate sat Crasneanscki next to proto-punk hero Patti Smith on an airplane, where he explained the project.
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And in a strange twist of fate for the liberal-minded actor, Trump's success provided Atamanuik the biggest break of his life.
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Thus "Aryanised", their cottage would, by an extraordinary twist of fate, offer a ringside seat to the many convulsions of German history.
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Then, in a musical theater twist of fate, he won an Emmy for the song he wrote for the Tony's opening act.
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In a retrospectively prophetic twist of fate, Buckingham Palace explained why weeks before the world learned that Harry and Meghan wanted out.
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But now, in a fitting twist of fate, it is being transformed into an exclusive hotel owned by a secretive Moscow business group.
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Petra and Rafael, unlike Jane and Rogelio and Xo and Luisa and Anezka, suffer the wrong side of the twist of fate coin.
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Plus, there's the small matter that a twist of fate could make whomever gets the job the most powerful person in the world.
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In a cruel twist of fate, however, Wales are downed by a Jamie Vardy equaliser and a late, late winner from Daniel Sturridge.
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I thought the hype, together with that band tension, was a cruel twist of fate that was stopping the band from progressing naturally.
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No. Twist of fate A year after Gavigan started having symptoms, her family noticed something peculiar on an episode of NBC's "Today" show.
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"Twist of fate would have me sing at your wedding / With a baby on my mind, and your soul in between," she sings.
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In perhaps the choicest twist of fate, some $300 million in new contracts for wall construction cannot be awarded until the shutdown ends.
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In an unexpected-but-expected twist of fate (we should really see this coming at this point), Hannah picks Luke P. over Garrett.
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Whether or not coincidences feel more like some meaningful twist of fate or Scripture is pretty much up to whomever stumbles upon them.
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In a cruel twist of fate though, because of the intergalactic rules of Leap Day, Thomas's questions don't actually count in the real world.
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The Dow Jones industrial average surpassed the 20,000 mark because of earnings, not by some twist of fate, CNBC's Jim Cramer explained on Wednesday.
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In a bizarre twist of fate, you find the silence deafening — the emotional rollercoaster of parenting has you longing for the pandemonium once again.
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In a twist of fate, the first role that he booked after leaving rehab was playing a drug addict, in Spike Lee's Jungle Fever.
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In another tragic twist of fate, Pressley's mother, Fontaine Jeffery, was killed in a hit-and-run in the area in 2015, WAVE reported.
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In a very cruel twist of fate, Game Of Thrones will return over a year after it last left the airwaves in June 2016.
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He was my father and I'm so glad that, thanks to a simple twist of fate, I got a chance to finally meet him.
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The "Rabbit" inched ahead by a whisker — about $762,500 — because of a twist of fate: Christie's increased the fees buyers pay on Feb. 1.
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A single twist of fate in even the seemingly quietest of moments can shatter plans, deal death, cast everything in a whole new light.
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However, in a glorious twist of fate, he was spotted by the players as they trundled through the cheering crowds in the team bus.
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And in a fun twist of fate, Booksmart has also earned comparisons to Superbad, which starred Feldstein's brother Jonah Hill in his breakout comedy role.
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Denzel Washington could be home getting cozy in his footie pajamas, but by some wild twist of fate, he ended up at the Golden Globes.
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Through a strange twist of fate, he is in possession of an entire album of unreleased material, which Michael failed to complete for Warner Bros.
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So it's a heartbreaking but fitting twist of fate that Raiola died after wrapping the series' sixth and final season at the age of 55.
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But in a sick twist of fate, a massive brainstem stroke at 23 made sweats and sneakers mandatory, and rendered half of my closet obsolete.
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Zhang's fans say it was merely a cruel twist of fate that made one a saint in the party's eyes, and the other a criminal.
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In a twist of fate, it is the internet — the very thing that was supposed to wipe them out — that is helping these small stores.
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In a cruel twist of fate, the Great Falls, which was used to power factories, ended up flooding the city after Hurricane Irene in 2011.
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In a quirky and wonky twist of fate, Trump's decision to end those payments has actually led to many people receiving more robust federal aid.
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In a twist of fate, the original owner was only able to watch it a few hours before a nearby transmitter in London burned down.
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In Forgotten, a free text adventure, an old videogame enters its last days—and in a tragic twist of fate, its inhabitants know it's happening, too.
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Speaking to Refinery29 over the phone, Cattrall explained how social mores more or less spoiled French's fun, serving the character a rather tragic twist of fate.
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In another cruel twist of fate, just as the father and son were adjusting to a new normal, Malachi woke up last November with a headache.
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If by some unfortunate twist of fate, you have the misfortune of still using a PC with Windows Vista, I have some bad news for you.
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It's a cruel twist of fate that the most qualified person to ever stand in a Presidential election finds herself running against a populist celebrity candidate.
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In another cruel twist of fate, Nalayeh had recently found love again and remarried in November 2018, sharing pictures of her honeymoon in Somalia on Instagram.
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In a twist of fate, he found himself having lunch with Andrew Haddow, a researcher working for the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases.
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In a cruel twist of fate, my family was not the intended target…they were all murdered by mistake when Tiqueon went to the wrong house.
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In a weird twist of fate that has us all questioning whether or not karma actually exists, Gianforte won the election despite being charged with assault.
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While Murray Kushner may not otherwise care about his brother's woes, in a twist of fate, the two may very well need each other to succeed.
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In a twist of fate, one of her classmates accidentally ordered two palettes; Rylee offered to split the cost of the second palette with a friend.
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That's not only a welcome twist of fate, but also a reflection of how attitudes toward LGBTQ people are slowly but surely changing for the better.
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But now, in an ironic twist of fate, tech-heavy investment funds have become beholden to the macro risk that they sought to avoid, says Wells Fargo.
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And in an adorable twist of fate, Justin Trudeau and Justin Trudeau Adam Bilan got to meet at the Calgary Stampede rodeo this weekend, the BBC reports.
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Years slipped by before I found myself in New York again, at Pratt Institute, as Gillian's student, and this time only by a second twist of fate.
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The "Shark Tank" investor and technology entrepreneur is the first to admit that reaching billionaire status has a lot to do with a fortunate twist of fate.
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In a wonderful twist of fate, my job is to help people solve problems, so my intellectual selfishness can come into full form while keeping me employed.
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Through a strange twist of fate, I photographed him when he was an 11-year-old refugee lined up at a food distribution point in Kukes, Albania.
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Quite a few Democrats see Trump's victory in 2016 as a fluke, a historical accident, a twist of fate that can be explained only by Russian mischief.
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But I did feel a sense of longing at missing out on something that was supposed to be mine and, by a cruel twist of fate, wasn't.
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From that twist of fate, that misplacement by inches, Brazil's hope of winning the World Cup for the sixth time in its illustrious history remains on track.
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He wants to hold open the vacancy on the Supreme Court so he can fill it if by some tragic twist of fate he becomes president next year.
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And in an odd twist of fate, a London men's wear entrepreneur, David Mason, recently purchased the rights to Fish's name, with plans to relaunch the line soon.
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Call it an odd twist of fate that the saving grace for Google right now may be that one of its products failed to take off with users.
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Cloistered in the presidential Blue House, which in a twist of fate befitting a Greek tragedy is also her childhood home, she has had few visitors, aides said.
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Through a terrible twist of fate, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made history in more ways than one when he announced his vice presidential running mate, Indiana Gov.
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It is a tragic twist of fate, therefore, that despite the abundance of quinine in Congo, it still has the second-highest rate of malaria deaths in the world.
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In a wonderful twist of fate, a dating site that faked being hacked in 2011 -- and, incidentally, claims to only target "beautiful people" -- has just been hacked for real.
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Furthermore, the election cycle promises at least five more months of this, until Election Day, and even more if by some tragic twist of fate Trump is actually elected.
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In this weird twist of fate, what we do is we take all of our insights and we pay the company to be able to give it to them. Right.
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It's a brutal twist of fate for Belocian, who trained exclusively for the Olympic 110-meter hurdles only to bow out from Rio de Janeiro without finishing a single race.
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While neither Leo nor Newhouser expected that a twist of fate would bring them together permanently, it's a sweet relief to know their friendship has blossomed into a forever family.
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Michael's belief that their relationship was rooted in a simple twist of fate is the boost Jane needed to take a bigger step away from him and let herself go.
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In an odd twist of fate, U.S. production will be replaced by imports from companies who enjoy sovereign immunity provisions in U.S. law unavailable to domestic oil and gas companies.
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In a strange twist of fate, Diplo ended up remixing the song and was so taken with Jackie's style that he reached out to his A&R about further collaborations.
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In a twist of fate, the bill to change the name back then was championed by Mario M. Cuomo, who argued that Mr. Wilson never received the recognition he deserved.
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In a cruel twist of fate, Robert Kraft's other team that plays at Gillette Stadium, the New England Revolution, might as well be the Buffalo Bills of Major League Soccer.
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In a twist of fate, Kyari confirmed Monday in a statement posted on Twitter that he too had tested positive for coronavirus upon his return from a meeting in Germany.
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For 26 years, it functioned partly as a chemical fertilizer factory before being revived for tourism in 2010 — an improbable twist of fate for this quirk of Cold War history.
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In a sad twist of fate, Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington died in an apparent suicide on Thursday, the day his late friend and musician Chris Cornell would have turned 43.
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In a cruel twist of fate for the coffee-obsessed, a company named Death Wish Coffee has recalled a nitro cold brew product over concerns that it could actually kill someone.
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By a cruel twist of fate, JAEPO 2016 is being held the same week as an event that could be seen as a harbinger of a dark future for the industry.
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The process it is testing uses oilfield wastewater containing lithium in what Lazerson said is "an amazing twist of fate" as it links the traditional fossil fuel sector with renewable energy.
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In a cruel twist of fate, the residents of Herculaneum were able to see the eruption and actually tried to escape its destructive path by evacuating on boats along the waterfront.
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The miraculous twist of fate for one Syrian family is a rare glimpse of hope in seven years of civil war, the brutal rise of ISIS and millions of resulting refugees.
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In a hilarious twist of fate, Amazon exec Dave Limp spoke to press yesterday about the new Echo Buds while wearing a single AirPod, and it all felt so very 2019.
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It may seem like an awful twist of fate that at such a crucial time Britain has both the worst prime minister and worst leader of the opposition in living memory.
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And in a twist of fate, many are facing tough, angry questions at town hall meetings — the mirror image of 2009, when Tea Party activists assailed Democrats who supported the law.
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By some inexplicable twist of fate, Nico (Devon Sawa), a former cop turned private investigator, also time travels during a near-death experience, and partners with Laura to catch the murderer.
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He got the job, but not like you might think In a peculiar twist of fate, Singh recently participated in Georgia Tech's annual HackGT hackathon event, in which NCR was a sponsor.
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In a strange twist of fate, a woman who ordered a yoga mat from Walmart instead ended up with way more than she asked for: more than $400,000 worth of illegal drugs.
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In a weird twist of fate, it was a tweet from Blink-182's Mark Hoppus that got the home of the Quesarito to spill the beans (pun intended) about its plans.
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"" But, in an ironic twist of fate, Williamson is not a Star Wars fan and has not seen a movie past Return of the Jedi, preferring the science fiction movie series Aliens.
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Bridges orders a burger ("When I eat protein the night before a performance, I sing so well"), and her mother explains the strange twist of fate that led Bridges to classical music.
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Think of going through your whole life — and in an extraordinary twist of fate and luck and with a smart move — and, finally, that job will be the capstone to your career.
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Only one of its songs, "A Simple Twist of Fate," is in "Rolling Thunder Revue," which includes many more from "Desire," the album he finished before the tour started in Plymouth, Mass.
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In a strange twist of fate, Parkhurst struck and killed a 4-year-old girl in a hit-and-run on Halloween night in 1968, when he was 18, the Press Herald reports.
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What's more, in an appropriate twist of fate, he used to play as a left-back, no doubt frustrating his opponents on the right with a combination of robust tackling and moderate rhetoric.
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But in a cruel twist of fate, I soon started getting the first symptoms of menopause — body changes, night sweats, and mood swings — as the hormones began to leave my body in droves.
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When I was five years old I lived with my mother, two brothers and a younger sister in a small poverty-stricken village in India, and a twist of fate blew my world apart.
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During an interview for her cover story in Complex at Nobu Malibu, by some strange twist of fate, a scene of Keeping Up With the Kardashians was being filmed in a room next door.
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Upon hearing he didn't have a physical bakery, one loyal customer, Priscilla de Barros, offered to front Goncalves the cash to open up a storefront in New York — sweet twist of fate number three.
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What an awful twist of fate for Meek Mill, then to be sentenced shortly before Philadelphia seems on the verge of a real reckoning with its sentencing policy on the heels of Krasner's win.
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A former immigration officer for the US Customs and Border Protection agency lost his job and now fears deportation after an ironic twist of fate – he found out he wasn't actually a US citizen.
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We never got to embrace and celebrate the beginning of the rest of our loves together, as the best day of our lives turned into the worst, in the cruelest twist of fate imaginable.
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Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and Drew Weiss told Time Magazine earlier this year that they were unable to think of a twist of fate that would avoid Sansa being raped by Ramsey Bolton.
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And today, in a cruel twist of fate, the former presidential candidate was spotted on a flight, reading a newspaper story about — drumroll, please — Vice President Mike Pence's alleged use of a private email server.
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Yet, in an odd twist of fate for Microsoft, which was sued 20 years ago by the United States for engaging in anticompetitive behavior, regulation is suddenly one of its strengths in the tech industry.
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Each episode sets up one side for a surge that might overtake the other, and without fail, some unforeseeable folly or a random twist of fate undoes those efforts, sending everyone back to square one.
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On today's episode: • We talk with Ben Hubbard, who covers the Middle East and is based in Beirut, Lebanon, about how a twist of fate put Mr. Assad in charge of a violent Syrian government.
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It's a fun twist of fate for everyone outside Intel, and the good execution exhibited by both AMD and Nvidia so far also portends well for the speed of improvement in AI and machine learning capabilities.
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In a twist of fate, Mooney and bandmate Dan Smyers' "From the Ground Up," their current single about a couple building their lives together, came on the radio as the pair pulled up to the church.
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In a cruel twist of fate, Ramin Djawadi, the acclaimed composer of Game of Thrones' iconic theme song, had his orchestra of talented musicians replaced with a cardboard piano, but he still managed to make do.
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In a twist of fate, what one strategist viewed as her vulnerabilities -- her gender, her race and the interrogation skills she developed as a prosecutor -- may now be what sets her apart in the 2020 crowd.
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Over 200 people were accused; fourteen women and five men were found guilty and hanged under the auspice of Chief Justice Samuel Sewall – who in a twist of fate, Denny learned was her tenth great-grandfather.
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"We never got to embrace and celebrate the beginning of the rest of our lives together, as the best day of our lives turned into the worst, in the cruelest twist of fate imaginable," Antoine continued.
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"We never got to embrace and celebrate the beginning of the rest of our lives together, as the best day of our lives turned into the worst, in the cruelest twist of fate imaginable," Antoine continued.
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"We never got to embrace and celebrate the beginning of the rest of our lives together, as the best day of our lives turned into the worst, in the cruelest twist of fate imaginable," Antoine said.
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"We never got to embrace and celebrate the beginning of the rest of our lives together, as the best day of our lives turned into the worst, in the cruelest twist of fate imaginable," she wrote.
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It collects only Dylan's own appearances — rehearsals, five professionally recorded shows and a final disc of rarities and outliers, like the piano-pounding "Simple Twist of Fate" recorded at the Mah-jongg Parlor in Falmouth, Mass.
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But Hofeller died last year, and in a strange twist of fate, his daughter found files on his computer that suggest another reason for adding the question, according to court documents uncovered by the New York Times.
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The Beristain family is planning to return to the warmer climate of Mexico this summer to take care of Juan Carlos' ailing father -- but in an interesting twist of fate, he and Noah may still be neighbors.
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In a nice twist of fate, both legislators were elected on the same day—November 7, 2017—and Roem has fond memories of seeing Most Precious Blood shred at the 2004 New England Metal and Hardcore Fest.
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And so, in a cruel twist of fate, Ms. Tauli-Corpuz has come to embody the very problem that she has been documenting as a special rapporteur: the criminalization of indigenous activists, particularly those defending their land.
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So through a twist of fate, prescient deal-making and an intensely competitive television landscape — where studios seem to be willing to turn over any stone to find a hit — Danny and Fran are back in business.
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Getty Images In a twist of fate, there is new hope for developing a vaccine to protect people from the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea, a disease eluding the medical community that has now become a sex superbug.
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We all crave meaning in our lives, and by a strange twist of fate, a very meaningful project has been given to us: Prevent a mass extinction event, and build a better world for the generations to come.
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Libby: As for the other twist of fate, I briefly thought that maybe Philip and Elizabeth had arranged some kind of convenient accident for Pastor Tim in Ethiopia (though it would have been foolish to leave Alice alive).
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In an ironic twist of fate, the judge overseeing the case is Judge Gonzalo Curiel, the same judge Trump had previously called biased for his "Mexican heritage" when he was ruling on the Trump University class-action suits.
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The reason for the before-and-after in "Station Eleven" was baked into its premise, though for reasons of technique more than the "strange twist of fate that connects" the main characters, as promised by the back copy.
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But then, in an unbelievably unlucky twist of fate, the crew doing the fuel check in Ottawa made exactly the same kilogram/pound unit error, and the aircraft was allowed to take off again without nearly enough fuel.
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On Twitter, fans were struck by the cruel twist of fate that it was the Saints of all teams that got the short-end of the stick when a review finally overturned a no-call on the field.
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In Bermuda, cardinals were introduced even earlier but met with a twist of fate; outcompeted by more recent introductions such as the English house sparrow and the European starling, these birds are now relatively uncommon on the island.
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It remains widely beloved for its audacity in showing us the Joker at his monstrous worst, but also in showing us that he and Batman are both just men, brought together by a thin, ghoulish twist of fate.
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In an unbelievably lucky twist of fate, the aircraft, flying with a dangerously low amount of fuel, had to make a stop in Ottawa, where the fuel levels were to be double‑checked before the plane took off again.
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Cyrus told Vanity Fair the home was purchased years prior by Hemsworth – but in a twist of fate, she'd actually recorded her first non-Hannah Montana album in the same house years earlier, when it belonged to producer Matthew Wilder.
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But in a weird twist of fate, I've found myself falling for my home city all over again; I've made new friends, I'm more active in the community, and I have more time to devote to writing that I care about.
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It would be nice to think that of the story of the Cincinnati subway as an anomaly, a rare instance of a good transportation idea that met an ignominious end thanks to bad politics or a crazy twist of fate.
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For example, Substratum bassist Lane Storli played in black metal act Void Wraith, Hexengeist guitarist Pat Fry formerly played in deathgrind act Churchburner, and in a tidy twist of fate, former Christian Mistress guitarist Eric Wallace currently shreds in Black Breath.
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Labor Secretary Tom Perez says Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's meeting with Loretta Lynch was a random twist of fate.
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More than just an important financial milestone for the startup, the deal is an ironic twist of fate for Secfi&aposs founder, who created the company after getting slammed with a surprise $1.8 million tax bill from buying stock options.
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In a strange twist of fate (or perhaps, an indication of the societal circles that spawned Sunday Goods), a former tour manager for Metallica introduced Heller to Randy Smith, who was working at cannabis consulting company 229Front Advisors at the time.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)In a hilarious twist of fate, the creator of Nintendo Switch jailbreaking software SX OS—which helps gamers play pirated games on the console—has been caught slipping anti-piracy countermeasures into its own code, Nintendo Life reports.
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Through a metaphysical twist of fate, he winds up in the land of the dead on the Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos, and needs to obtain the blessing of his ancestors in order to get back to the land of the living.
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It's a cruel and tragic twist of fate, but Ogita will have plenty of time to find tighter-fitting shorts before the next Summer Olympics, and he should thank the universe that the incident didn't land him in the hospital like Dennis Rodman.
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Arthur Aidala, one of Dershowitz's attorneys in both the Giuffre and Boies cases — and who, in a strange twist of fate, also represents Harvey Weinstein — told Insider that Boies filed the lawsuit because he's upset about being kicked off the Giuffre case.
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LONDON(Reuters) - Julia Marino will head to next month's Winter Games as a major medal contender, yet the American snowboarder may not have been on the plane to Pyeongchang at all were it not for a twist of fate during her teenage years.
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In a strange twist of fate, Guzman and Hemans had both been in Iraq at the same time and regularly spoke from the front lines via Skype, yet they had never physically met until she flew across the Atlantic to watch him compete in PentUp.
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In an ironic twist of fate, Prue ends up chatting with the guy she was starting to date (he has no idea she's now a man) before the magical gender switch and finds out he's just as confused about heterosexual romance as she is.
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By halftime of Monday night's game between the Giants and Philadelphia Eagles, it felt as if Eli Manning was a character in a folk tale, a shunted hero who, in a twist of fate, was granted a last moment to rescue those around him.
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In an ironic twist of fate, the actor playing the role of Linda Fairstein, the sex crimes unit chief during the trial, who has been criticized for her handling of the case, is none other than Felicity Huffman, now a convicted felon in the college admissions scandal.
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In a bizarre twist of fate, the first known fatality involved with a Tesla Model S with Autopilot engaged was the same man who posted a video to YouTube back in early April showing what he described as the semi-autonomous driving system avoiding a collision.
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In a strange twist of fate, two abandoned shopping malls, Randall Park and Euclid Square, which both fell prey to a combination of the financial crisis of 2008-09, the ravages of the opioid epidemic and e-commerce, are being resurrected as vast Amazon fulfilment centres.
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Just over a week after her birth, officials from the 7-Eleven convenient store chain have announced that upon learning about the twist of fate, they plan to start a college fund for little J'Aime, as well as provide her family with some baby essentials, USA Today reports.
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Recently, Lady Gaga inked her rib cage with a photo of David Bowie, a Michael Phelps fan got the Olympian's pre-race mean mug face permanently etched on his body, and in a strange twist of fate, Ryan Cabrera tattooed a photo of Ryan Gosling's face on his leg.
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It's an ironic and entirely fitting twist of fate that Birds of Prey comes on the heels of Todd Philipps' Joker, nominated for 11 Academy Awards at the Oscars on Sunday, including a Best Actor nod for Joaquin Phoenix, which at this point feels like a sure win.
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So it felt like either a bizarre twist of fate or a happy restoration of the stars to their correct alignment that on a day in early December, Linney, 55, and Strout, just shy of 64, were together in Midtown Manhattan with the Scottish playwright Rona Munro, 60.
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LOS MOCHIS, Mexico, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Immensely rich from flooding the United States with cocaine, Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman could afford the fastest cars on earth - but in an ironic twist of fate, the one he hijacked as he tried to avoid recapture was a clunker.
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And while he'll quickly shrug off the obvious, never-really-gets-old jokes about sharing a name with Mario's chief nemesis — a miraculous twist of fate for Nintendo, since the name thing immediately creates a connection between fans and NoA's chief spokesperson — he clearly recognizes that it's all in good fun.
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In a twist of fate, navigation issues and junk-like content have actually become problems for Netflix, which has spent so much on programming that the service is flooded with options, including many shows and movies that aren't very good or appeal to a niche audience, just like the cable bundle.
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Their belief is that after a strange twist of fate put Michael Bisping in possession of the title, St-Pierre saw his best chance at a second title in a one-off fight, and now he wants to get out of fighting the big, talented fighters who fill the middleweight top ten.
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And then there's that gender-swapping twist expected in "Thor: Love and Thunder": if it follows the much-admired comic book storyline from writer Jason Aaron, Thor's paramour Jane Foster (played by Portman), through a poignant twist of fate, will assume the mantle of thunder goddess when she proves worthy of wielding Thor's hammer.
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Suzanne Barakat also recalled how, in a tragic twist of fate, three members of the extended family — her brother, Deah Barakat, and his wife and her sister, who were studying in the United States — were shot dead in Chapel Hill, N.C., in 2015 in a case that authorities investigated as a possible hate crime.
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While Griner still stands in the line of fire, Taurasi ultimately emerged on the other side unscathed and with an understanding that heightened attention to circumstances that occur off the court is often a cruel twist of fate for a league that struggles to gain visibility for the game itself and the quality of the play on the court.
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His first performances in the studio were apparently so incandescent that the engineers didn't pay attention to the sound of his vest buttons clacking against his guitar — the only distraction in his very first take of "Simple Twist of Fate," which rises from and falls back to a stoic near-whisper, like a startling rumor being passed along.
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"About to Happen" was met with sizable crowds when it debuted at the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans in March 2017, generating sufficient enthusiasm to sustain a national tour that has stopped at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle and, in a twist of fate, Berkeley's university art museum.
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Father John Misty: Pure Comedy (Sub Pop) By some improbable twist of fate, Father John Misty, the folk-rocker and Fleet Foxes drummer formerly known as Josh Tillman, has become Indieland's most prominent social critic, directing pointed metabarbs at Internet culture and its new generation while hiding behind various satirical masks to assure the worried listener.
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But in the pilot, it pretty much just covers the time between the moment when Tom learns that he's just become president through a gruesome twist of fate, and the moment when he finally addresses the nation on TV. Along the way, there are myriad twists and turns, and Sutherland perfectly captures the dizzying nausea anyone would feel in this situation.
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Not the usual stuff, like having a six-figure salary or owning a house or getting married, but a real out-there dream, an intangible hope or aspiration, the kind of goal that you'd only be able to reach by some strange twist of fate, and even then you'd constantly tiptoe around in fear of the moment you jolt to your senses and find it was, in fact, all a dream.
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Playlist: Electronic: "Get the Message" / "Getting Away With It" / "Forbidden City" / "Until the End of Time" / "Make It Happen" / "Can't Find My Way Home"; Freebass: "It's Not Too Late" / "World Won't Wait"; Bad Lieutenant: "Sink or Swim" / "Twist of Fate"; Stephen and Gillian Songs/Remixes: "Swing Robot" / Nine Inch Nails- "God Given Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert remix" Spotify | Apple Music Jill Krajewski is Noisey Canada's social editor.
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"And unless he's held accountable, the president may show even more disregard for the laws of the land and the obligations of his office," wrote Clinton, who noted the "strange twist of fate" in her own one-of-a-kind resume that includes stints as a young House Judiciary Committee staff attorney during its Watergate impeachment inquiry and more than two decades later as a first lady whose husband faced impeachment.
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TODAY'S QUOTE "The cruelest twist of fate imaginable ..." Kenesha Antoine, posting a tribute to her boyfriend on Facebook after he drowned during his underwater proposal to her in Tanzania TODAY'S NUMBER $31 million The weekend box office haul for "Downton Abbey," which saw the aristocrats from the British period drama beat out an astronaut and Rambo in a surprise victory HAPPENING LATER Ex-officer on trial The murder trial of Amber Guyger begins today in Dallas.
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This rider was adopted at the time as a cynical backstop intended to limit the legal consequences for the sage-grouse plans' insufficiencies, but has been extended every year since and in an ironic twist of fate the rider now is the key factor that allows Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE to undermine the Obama-era sage-grouse plans with impunity.
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The idea is to listen to him continually revise the songs, testing out different lyrics and phrases and arrangements, while gradually approaching their Platonic ideals, the perfected forms fans already know by heart — deciding to remove the drums from "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" and the slide guitar from "Meet Me in the Morning"; changing the desperate "Maybe he'll pick her out again" to the sadder, more time-warped "Maybe she'll pick him out again" in "Simple Twist of Fate"; turning "When something's not right it must be wrong" into the more forceful "When something's not right it's wrong" in "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go"; revamping whole verses in "Idiot Wind," and so on.
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