Sentence examples for have predicted something from inspiring English sources

"They should have predicted something like this," he said.

A while back I might have predicted something Bergmanesque in a bad way: arty and obfuscating.

Anyone who remembered the 1990s could have predicted something like the current political craziness.

"We have predicted something going on with the sun". Hill and other scientists cited a missing jet stream, fading spots and slower activity near the sun's poles as signs that our nearest star is heading into a rest period.

How could we have predicted something like this?

No one would have predicted something like that from studying only liquid water.

Even more interesting was how often these views came from the mouths of women who I would have predicted would be saying something else.

It's the benefit (for Bird) of operating in a legally grey area with a service that lawmakers could never have predicted when writing regulations — something, again, that VanderZanden is familiar with from his days in the wild world of ride-sharing.

"I knew if we came out here we'd find something, something we couldn't have predicted," Mr. Friedman said.

You probably could have predicted that, but there's something far more interesting in the Xbox 360 numbers, and it's that Black Ops was only the fifth most pirated game of the year.

Until something Sue discovers, something she could never have predicted, flips her world over and turns it upside down.