Sentence examples similar to foreseen a crowd from inspiring English sources
Foreseeing a crowd of "flaming patriots without property, or anything else but impudence" -- Morris dubbed them the "mobility" -- the city's alarmed leaders turned out in force.
One recent academic paper on the future of crowd work, acknowledging sweatshop anxieties, asks, "Can we foresee a future crowd workplace in which we would want our children to participate?" It does not provide a clear answer.
Schmergel didn't foresee such a crowd when he first went out looking for venture money a year ago.
Mr. Hytner said no one at the National had foreseen "War Horse" becoming a crowd pleaser — the play was based on a less-than-popular novel — nor was it manufactured to spur box-office sales.
One may ask whether Baldwin could have foreseen an Obama?
In the meantime, Monasch foresees a return to prominence under the new coach Steve Lavin and more games with bigger Garden crowds.
But some foresee a difficulty.
Mr. Black foresees a big fine.
He also foresees a practical problem.
No one foresees a Linsanity streak.
He foresaw a fierce struggle just ahead.
