Sentence examples for foretell which from inspiring English sources

Given how hard it is to foretell which firms will succeed, bankruptcy rules seem more likely to sort entrepreneurs by optimism than by business acumen.That said, Mr Schrager warns that generous exemptions might also attract unsavoury types.

It's also impossible to foretell which minerals will suddenly come into fashion.

Results suggest that many of the associations previously observed between birth variables and subsequent maltreatment have sustained value in foretelling which children will be reported to CPS beyond infancy.

As for Scotland, the exit polls confirmed that this was the revolution some had foretold – in which Scotland turned collectively yellow, becoming the land of the Scottish National party.

Key scenes: The opening minutes, which foretell the entire film in a dizzying montage.

There is something almost Freudian in these robot takeover terrors, which foretell that the technology we fathered will rise up against us, rendering us obsolete or even extinct.

The theme of identity was established from the beginning of Angelou's series of autobiographies, with the opening lines in Caged Bird, which "foretell Angelou's autobiographical project: to write the story of the developing black female subject by sharing the tale of one Southern Black girl's becoming".

Without revealing the ending, Knowing starts as a tale about a boy, Caleb Koestler Chandler Canterburyy), who finds a strange document with rows of numbers (which foretell a series of disasters) stuffed into a time capsule by a prescient, troubled girl (whose daughter becomes an adult Diane played by Rose Byrne).

Piece by piece, they recovered debris which foretold the inevitable.

In the Aeneid, Virgil puts forward a prophecy founded on proto-pizza consumption, which foretells where Rome shall be built.

Such were the oracles attributed to the Byzantine emperor Leo VI (the Wise), which foretold the liberation of Constantinople 320 years after its fall in 1773.