Sentence examples for began predicting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bell and other managers began predicting last year that the turnaround would take two to three years.

But after Colgate executives discussed operations with several analysts on Wednesday, they began predicting that sales would fall short.

He began predicting before the 2007 season, when he said that the Phillies, not the Mets, were the team to beat in the National League East.

He began predicting in his own mind everything that his father would do or sayat the table, and most times he was right.

During her gubernatorial campaign, Bitney said, he began predicting to Palin that she would make the short list of Republican Vice-Presidential prospects.

Based on his reading of the Book of Revelation, Mr. Smith began predicting the end of the world in the early 1980s.

The Brotherhood began predicted a win for its candidate as soon as the polls closed.

By 2000, he had begun predicting the end of Al Qaeda, whose preëminence he portrayed as a stage in the development of the worldwide Islamist uprising.

Writing in Science magazine, researchers at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute said "a golden age of animal-tracking science has begun", predicting that "the upcoming years will be a time of unprecedented, exciting discoveries".

Reality shows are so much cheaper to produce, so much easier to insert into the schedule, that network chiefs have recently begun predicting a radical restructuring of their prime-time lineups.

Now, as the work of soldiers suddenly seems more critical than ever, business owners and city leaders here have quietly begun predicting that calls for a bigger Army might ultimately mean more soldiers at Fort Riley -- and with them, more prospects for this little town next door.