Sentence examples for predict coming from inspiring English sources

The Granville Lower Hardes, nr Canterbury (01227 700 402) Meal for two, including wine and service, £70 A short while ago I was asked by a magazine to predict coming trends in restaurant food.

Many scientists are already testing different prototypes to put an end to the yearly race to predict coming flu strains and quickly mass produce a new vaccine each flu season.

Bruce Bueno de Mesquita has been dubbed "the next Nostradamus," after the 16th-century French apothecary whom some have credited with the ability to predict coming world events.

The gods dictate that such and such will happen to them and everything they predict comes true.

"SOME times" tweeted Rick Santorum, not at all credibly, "I hate it when what I predict comes true".

"Two of A.D.M.'s divisions that are notoriously hard to predict came in significantly below our expectations," a Citi Investment analyst, David Driscoll, wrote in a research note, adding that the report could worsen jitters for investors already worried about agriculture.

Given the transitory nature of political alliances here, there would be more turmoil if Mr. Bucaram, as most analysts here predict, came back and withdrew his support for Mr. Mahuad.

By Charles Cooke, James Thurber, John Brooks, and Hoss The New Yorker, June 17 , 1933P. 8 Had talk with George Sanders, entomologist who predicted coming of termites year or so before they got here.

If Peyton Manning can pass for 346 yards, he will set a career high in passing yards, something no one could have predicted coming into the season.

The manager of a Daytona Beach strip club and sports bar said tonight that agents had collected evidence at his club after three Middle Eastern patrons who visited the club on Monday night were heard loudly predicting coming bloodshed in America.

The ennobling effect that Sullivan had predicted came to pass.