Sentence examples for a knack for predicting from inspiring English sources
Richard Durrett of ESPNDallas notes that Ryan has made semiaccurate predictions before: "Ryan has a knack for predicting Rangers wins.
Might also consider reading "Foundation," by Isaac Asimov: A supergenius with a knack for predicting the future determines that things on Earth are about to get very bad very soon.
And, if so, why do its adherents still try to do it?The old school thinks that fund managers can beat the market through painstaking analysis of economic fundamentals, better information (company visits, say) and a knack for predicting what the future holds.
He developed a knack for predicting where gentrification would strike next, scooping up residential buildings for as little as $300,000 and selling them for four or five times as much.
There's 8-year-old Maia Rutledge Conchita Campbelll), abducted in 1946, who returns as a Cassandra in Keds, revealing an uncanny knack for predicting the future, which unnerves her new foster parents.
And now it seems the big star of this year's contest is to follow suit, for production has already wrapped on The Murder of Paul the Octopus, a fictional take on the eight-limbed beastie whose knack for predicting the match outcomes won him worldwide fame.
And he had this uncanny knack for predicting Oscar winners.
Paul, the remarkable oracle octopus whose knack for predicting the outcome of World Cup games has earned him worldwide fame as well as "revenge grilling" death threats, has outdone himself.
Others call it a knack for self-promotion.
Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.
