Sentence examples for forecast title from inspiring English sources
Geno Auriemma, who has coached the Connecticut women's basketball team to six national titles, forecast "a huge chain reaction".
Ultimately, Innocence was considered a success by the company, selling approximately 246,000 copies and exceeding their sales forecasts for the title.
"The Beat," his satisfying return to the Concord label after a brief stint on Verve Forecast, comes by its title plainly.
Robert J. Coen, the Magna Global senior executive known for his forecasts of advertising trends (his title is "chief forecaster"), said of the climate for television advertising: "It doesn't look like it's going to be very good for a long time".
First seen in front of the curtain like Canio in "Pagliacci," the title character forecasts the tragic close by dragging around a lifesize female rubber doll.
And while Ms. Ruilova's single drawing at Connelly has a silverpoint fineness, Mr. Burdin's works on paper, with titles like "Witchy Forecast" and "Legendary Ghost Scrawl," vibrate with a jittery paranoia to the verge of disintegration.
Back in 2008, no less an authority than Björn Borg forecast that Federer would lose his Wimbledon title that year to Nadal (he was right) and retire soon after (eminently wrong).
One title that was always tricky to forecast is Project X, a celebration of teenage debauchery from debut director Nima Nourizadeh and producer Todd Phillips (The Hangover).
James no doubt will be reminded at some point that he used both hands when forecasting the number of titles the Heat would win.
The purpose of this study was to determine which forecasting model would most accurately predict meal demand in Title IIIc congregate lunch programs designed for serving older adults.
