Sentence examples for forecasting the death from inspiring English sources

THOSE doomsayers who have been forecasting the death of musicals are in a New York state of mind.

Many in the industry have been forecasting the death of "interruptive advertising". Does that mean TV commercials are going to go away?

People have been forecasting the death of newspapers for decades, I said, and while agreeing that the printed media faces some serious challenges (not the least of which is constant predictions of its forthcoming demise) there is no certainty that future generations will choose electronic devices to the exclusion of newspapers, which will continue to have tradition, authority and portability.

As I've mentioned, people have been forecasting the death of the Dock Connector for years now.

For those forecasting the death of Fortnite thanks to Apex, it's definitely a touch premature for that as Fortnite has 200 million players with 10 million uniques, and as impressive as these Apex numbers are, it still has a long way to go, and a lot to prove as we start to move out of this honeymoon phase here.

Many casual onlookers have forecast the death of the suburbs in recent years, especially as younger renters and buyers turn an eye to city centers.

Populists cheered — French far-right leader Marine Le Pen noted with satisfaction on Twitter that the European Union was "having a bad evening" — but didn't forecast the death of the union.

(The World in… is no stranger to predicting events that never come to pass: having several times falsely forecast the death of Fidel Castro, this year we have accepted he will live for ever).

How many chances do I have to run for Congress — an open seat and, especially, against a Kennedy?" Two: "Massachusetts is changing," he said, and he forecast the death of small-town New England liberalism.

He was arrested the 1990s for forecasting the impending death of the country's then president, Rafael Caldera (who was then in his late 70s) – a crime that seems almost as strange as the building where he was held.

Washington has been forecasting the likely death of a climate bill with renewed certainty since Massachusetts elected a Republican senator who promised to block pretty much anything Mr. Obama wants.