Sentence examples for ever predictable from inspiring English sources

But then, nothing is ever predictable in boxing, where everything from the gloves to the judges and even something as simple as stepping on a bathroom scale is subject to interpretation and dispute, not to mention change.

Since these events are technically now "old news", we love that The Guardian is making them new again by asking people to contribute their images and creative spin on the ever predictable "Year In Photo" series.

When compared to the ever-predictable string of European Cup results (honourable exceptions go to Monaco and Bayer Leverkusen) it is even more remarkable that the competition fails to capture the public imagination.

(See the ever-predictable Dana Milbank for one of the saddest examples of this. I fear for his state of mind if he ever realizes his impact on the national discourse. That's not "snark". I really do).

It's ever so predictable.

But with this rancorous cartel, nothing is ever wholly predictable.

Will you actually turn up for shows... "I won't ever be predictable".

But then again, neither man has ever been predictable, especially when an Everest of money sits on the table.

Radio stations, relying heavily on market research, launched new programming that grew ever more predictable and bland.

Yet this latest sudden shift in the ever less predictable British political weather once again demonstrates that the old model of political competition is rapidly becoming obsolete.

Few French sides, though, are ever entirely predictable and, out of nowhere, a wonderful passing sequence involving half a dozen different pairs of hands ended with Dupuy's replacement, Julien Tomas, scoring in the right corner.