Sentence examples for everybody predicted from inspiring English sources

And Dixons, where he was chairman, was a turnaround story that not everybody predicted.

It seems like everybody predicted that and now we're actually there".

"Everybody predicted our graduation rates would fall precipitously, and that did not happen," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said.

When Europe's new currency was launched in January 1999, virtually everybody predicted that it would rise against the dollar.

But he didn't, as everybody predicted, win Goal of the Season: that went to Trevor Sinclair for his staggering overhead kick against Barnsley.

"Nationalism winning," a top adviser and member of the team insisted to me in a message this week, comparing rumors of their demise to inaccurate election forecasts: "Everybody predicted Trump lose!!!!" He's correct that the recent skirmishes are only the latest in a long war to define Trumpism.

If everybody predicts that 2013 will be another critical year, although nobody knows to what extent, in Europe, and when everybody wonders what priorities we should set at turbulent times of crisis, I point to two indisputable priorities.

Assuming Murdoch ups the price as everybody predicts, it will be seen as relatively full, the Murdoch family owns almost 40% and I can't see that many institutional shareholders holding out".

"Amazon could ultimately steamroller everybody," predicts David Linthicum of Cloud Technology Partners, a consultancy.To avoid being left behind in the drift to the cloud, Oracle and Microsoft want to show that their services work well together to win customers who fear being locked into a single firm's products.

And I think everybody that has described it -- whether Secretary Paulson, Chairman Bernanke, our regulator, director Lockhart -- [says it's] a backstop in case things turn out different than everybody predicts.

But when Katie Taylor took the lightweight gold, in a way that everybody had predicted but nobody had dared rely upon, there wasn't a soul in the stadium who wasn't Irish.