Examples of 'fate brought you' in a sentence
Meaning of "fate brought you"
fate brought you - 'Fate brought you' suggests that a series of events or destiny led the person to a specific place, situation, or encounter
How to use "fate brought you" in a sentence
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fate brought you
Fate brought you here for a reason.
I just wanted to hear if fate brought you something.
Fate brought you here.
Let us just say that fate brought you here.
I believe fate brought you here for a special purpose.
So, you know, it 's like fate brought you here.
Fate brought you to this.
What is important is that fate brought you both together tonight.
Fate brought you to me.
Similarly, just like fate brought you to my room that night.
Kind fate brought you here to Apokolips where benevolent, wise Darkseid found you.
What magical twist of fate brought you two kids together?
Dylan, fate brought you to this battle . Destiny demands your actions.
I just wanted to hear if fate brought you something. - Yes.
Hmm, fate brought you together.
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The stars are aligned and fate brought you to us . But you still have time.
But … Fate brought you here.
I asked why fate brought you into my life.
Dylan, fate brought you to this battle.
I think fate brought you to me.
I think fate brought you to us, Mr. Brodie, do not you think?
Do you think fate brought you to Bill?
An odd fate brought you here.
Has struggling against fate brought you happiness? - You're a cynic.
What twist of fate brought you across the hallway from us?
But it 's like fate brought you together!
Anyway, fate brought you here.
I just wanted to hear if fate brought you something . Not that great . Not so far.
It 's like fate brought you to me, Charles.
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