fate /fāt/

one or more
people or things 
already mentioned 
or 
assumed to be 
common knowledge
the matter at hand

used to point 
forward to 
a following 
qualifying 
or 
defining 
clause or phrase
the paper that rolls
the wheel that turns
the terrace that freezes
the trend that slows
the blank that blanks
the road that folds

she taught herself
the signs
used to make 
a generalized reference 
to something 
rather than 
identifying 
a particular 
instance

he hoped 
to speak 
of sprawling 
and 
superior 
donuts if only 
he could find 
the materials 
enough of 
a particular thing

the more 
she rode 
the elevator 
the less 
frightening it became 
adverbially indicating 
with comparatives 
how one varies 
in relation 
to 
another

he was the facilitator 
in the room 
indicating 
that someone 
is the best known 
or 
most important 
of that name 
or type

a gentle 
intimate 
comedic 
development

an event
constituting 
a new stage 
in a changing 
situation

the end 
of civilization
the east wing 
of the mall
the relationship
between a part 
and a whole

this type 
of privacy 
governed 
by a noun 
expressing 
the fact that 
a category 
is vague

a planned 
public 
or social
occasion
a thing 
that happens
one 
of importance
the time 
of her life

she pointed 
toward a spot 
beyond 
the trees
beyond 
the time 
a likeness 
was established
or continuing 
to happen 
after 
a specified 
time or event

when refering 
to someone
or something
for the first time 
in a text 
or 
a conversation
a citizen dressed 
as a sheep 
in wolf’s clothing 
walks 
out of the room 
then into a bar

indicating membership 
to a species
to a class
to a buying club
he was 
a genius

when expressing rates 
or ratios
in
to
or
for each 
of which 
he congratulates 
himself
five times
a day

a human 
being regarded 
as an individual
the elevator operator 
was the 
last person 
to see her

the mute button 
on the remote 
control was broken
influencing 
people's behavior 
and 
the course of events
he was 
appointed to control 
all 
the lawns 
on the block
to determine 
the behavior 
or 
supervise 
the running of

no attempt 
was made 
to control 
for variations
the control group 
was let go

they regarded 
the discomfort 
as naturally 
occuring
considering 
someone 
or something 
in a specified way

hailstones 
as big 
as tennis balls 

she watched him 
as he pushed 
all the buttons
to indicate 
that something 
happened 
during a time 
when something else
was taking place
he was 
a genius

he dressed
as he would have
if he was 
having guests 
or riding 
down 
to the mezzanine

having made 
a firm decision 
and being resolved 
to not change it
he was determined 
to press 
all the buttons
to indicate 
the means 
of achieving
something
by any means 
necessary

the ability 
to act 
in a particular way 
especially 
as a faculty 
or quality

she envied 
the power of a box 
tied 
to a piece 
of rope
individual acts
constituting
group acts
get covered 
get dressed 
get down-
stairs to greet 
the guests

so as 
to go past
the elevator 
passed by
a family of bats 
flew by 
a pack of geniuses
made room 
on the couch
as a variant spelling 
of bye 
as in 
by by

when referring 
to someone 
or something 
for the last time 
in a text 
or 
conversation
a man walks 
out of a bar
then 
into a room

a manifestation
a force 
beyond 
scientific 
understanding 
or 
the laws 
of nature
a super natural 
addition 
to human intuition