Sentence examples for have long foretold from inspiring English sources

They are God's Gardeners, who featured fleetingly in her ealier future dystopia, Oryx and Crake, now regrouping in the wake of the ecological catastrophe they have long foretold.

"Many investors have long foretold concerns around cord cutting.

Castro's death had long been foretold; it had been eight years since he handed power to his brother.

"The gyres' music," he writes, "foretells a very different future from the gentle ride we have long enjoyed on their global carousel".

The Pakistani Taliban (TTP) and some allied Punjabi militant groups have long debated the Ghazwa-e-Hind, or the battle for India, which they say was foretold by the Prophet Mohammad.

His family had its own take on a death long foretold.

The epidemics of obesity and diabetes, which has been the matter of major concern for endocrinologists over the last two decades, has lead to an apparently unexpected, yet actually long foretold [ 1- 3] result: the concern spread not only to cardiologists but, also, to oncologists and specialists engaged in tackling of more general problems, including aging and age-related pathology [ 4- 7].

Despite having infused new life into the struggling brand and increased profitability Pilati had turned an annual loss of some $100 million in 2004 into a profit of about $15 million in 2011 he had long been the subject of rumours foretelling his imminent forced departure.

Yesterdays decline in the Nasdaq Composite Index was a saga long foretold.

Triumph from those handful of hodlers (yes, really) who are watching the destiny they long foretold actually come true before their eyes.

Death, and the foretelling of death and the pyschic seeing of funeral processions, has long been a Highland preoccupation, one fed by the hellfire preachers of the Scottish churches.