Sentence examples for most predictable moment from inspiring English sources

Even the most predictable moment of the opening ceremony — the raising of the Russian flag and the playing of the Russian anthem — makes this clear.

In one of our most predictable moments of all time, we're going to confess to you that the Inauguration 2013 coverage we were most excited about was the menu for the epic luncheon.

Sangakkara's was the most predictable century imaginable from the moment he drove his first runs down the ground.

The most predictable political crises have become the moments in which dictators ask tech-savvy voters to participate in a rigged election.

Ever since Cheech and Chong got narcotics cop Stacy Keach high in Up In Smoke, one of the stoner genre's most predictable rites - like the gunfight in a western - is the moment when the villain gets stoned.

The process is structured to minimize moments of high drama: the high-stakes rounds are the most predictable, as top-ranked players go, in a largely pre-determined order, to the bottom-ranked teams.

This was once a pleasant and predictable moment.

The most poignant tragedies are often the most predictable ones.

There is no set script, and no predictable moment for the conversation.

The most predictable winner of the Goldman Pairs was the first.

LOS ANGELES — It's the most predictable shot in hockey.