Sentence examples for had predicted to from inspiring English sources

Beninati, who the previous week had predicted to me that the bottom was near, sensed vindication.

In the short term, the new technology worked, much as Huxley had predicted, to swell catches.

The fifth instalment, out earlier this year, refuelled a series which some had predicted to be bound for the scrapyard.

Morgan had predicted to the F.B.I. that the influence of radicals, such as Guevara and Raúl Castro, would diminish in Cuba.

It is the second quarter in a row in which Mr. Gephardt failed to raise as much money as his advisers had predicted to Democrats.

"The thing I always remember was that Paul Hegarty had predicted to me seconds beforehand that I was going to score," Clark recalled.

It was a homecoming no one in their families could have predicted, to the Lower East Side neighborhood their parents' generation could not wait to leave.

In fact, it took a decade, one failed marriage to Kate Winslet and the sort of populist project that no one would have predicted to lure him home.

My son was a bit of a wild man in high school — not a person anyone would have predicted to be the first to marry.

I mean, of all of the genres of sites out there sports, tech, politics, books, etc. the last I would have predicted to be dangerous was adult ones.

The Department for Education has attributed the large number of academy conversions - many more than the 200 it had predicted - to enthusiasm for the extra freedoms they offer.