Sentence examples for predict a day from inspiring English sources

I predict a day of drama and excitement.

Some predict a day when the two countries will reconcile and perhaps join economic forces.

"I don't know how anyone could predict a day when L.A. and Long Beach aren't the main hub.

Just as Richard Williams had predicted a day before, his daughter Venus won today with her 6-3, 7-6 (3) finals victory at the All England Club.

For the chapter "Smoke," which predicts "a day when the sky will bring forth a smoke which will overwhelm the people," Mr. Birk chose to paint a Manhattan street scene from 9/11.

And, given the unlikelihood of new airports being built or additional runways being added in major air traffic bottlenecks like the Eastern Seaboard, no one is predicting a day anytime soon when the system will be able to easily handle the demands placed on it.

When she filmed the spot -- in which she predicts a day when mountain climbers can keep up with their favorite soap operas -- she said she was surprised at "all these people milling around to make one little commercial; I was asking 'What do you do?

And even if it was at moments awkward, as one student had predicted a day ahead of time, Paul got credit from the audience for at least showing up.

In 2010 he told ABC News that he could "predict an SAT essay's score 90percentt of the time just by looking at the length".

There were many doubters, though, including JAMESV from Paris, who predicted a Friday close of $12 and as for the company's long-term prospects, said it was "inevitable that a new FB of some sorts will appear within a couple of years".

The usefulness of our approach is its capacity to reliably predict a 29 day (or a 63 day interval estimated by interpolation) interval of relapse detection from crossing the WT1 ratio of 50, a relatively low ratio.