Usage of "destine for greatness"

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Usage of destine for greatness in English

Born into a royal family, Nelson Mandela always seemed destined for greatness. 
 The South African 

Allan Jones saw his birth as a sign he was destined for greatness. 
 Broke, usa: from pawnshops to poverty, inc.—how the working poor... 

I was destined for greatness, not to be a mere footnote in history. 
 Paul of dune 

Hamza had always known that his nephew Muhammad had been destined for greatness. 
 Mother of the believers: a novel of the birth of islam 

Of course, he'd always known he was destined for greatness. 
 Runemarks 

So I believe that my child is destined for greatness. 
 The South African 

From his earliest days as a Royal Navy midshipman, Scott seemed destined for greatness. 
 Wired 

That sports programme planted the seed that we can all be destined for greatness. 
 The South African 

Henry was destined for greatness, but there was a certain melancholy to it all. 
 The last hero: a life of henry aaron 

It's funny how quickly a sportsman, even one seemingly destined for greatness, can be forgotten. 
 The Irish Times 

Some video game characters are destined for greatness. 
 Wired 

You are destined for greatness, my love. 
 Rage of the Dragon 

I'm talented, ambitious and destined for greatness. 
 Ebony 

As a youth player for rival Dinamo Zagreb, Sutevski had an inkling Zungul was destined for greatness. 
 The Guardian 

The little grey colt who looked destined for greatness is now struggling to emerge from relative obscurity. 
 The Irish Times 

Throughout his Westeros books, characters who seem destined for greatness either die, suffer, or make terrible mistakes. 
 Wired 

Meanings of destine for greatness in English