Sentence examples for been filled with predictions from inspiring English sources
This year has been filled with predictions that the bottom of the real estate cycle was oh so close.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The empty space between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl has always been filled with predictions.
It was almost as if Linsanity had never ended — an important symbolic point on a day that newspapers were filled with predictions of its demise.
Since I took a picture of some empty supermarket shelves that used to be occupied by the Džiugas and Parmesan and posted it on Twitter, my mentions column has been filled with much gloating – and predictions that it's all over for Russia now.
His diaries are filled with tentative predictions, usually based on experts' opinions, that the worst is over.
The airwaves and newspaper opinion pages were filled with dire predictions that this move would fatally damage the United Nations as the arbitrator of the use of force.
Met Maze, with spelling and punctuation errors befitting the team's play, was filled with grand predictions from Gold and his readers.
The six-month history of the Libyan conflict is filled with similar predictions made by one side or the other, usually in the face of nettlesome facts.
This year the forum, which has been known to be filled with alarm and foreboding predictions, was full of robust confidence that the nation will breeze through the coming winter, and that consumers will pay less to stay cozy than they have for several winters -- but especially the last one.
At present, Decide.com's database is filled with 230 terabytes of data, including 25 billion price predictions.
