Sentence examples for predict fireworks from inspiring English sources

I predict fireworks between Rosemary and Miriam, over the issuing of instructions and a reluctance to carry out those instructions.

Although many predict fireworks when another former world champion Raikkonen joins Ferrari from Lotus next year, Alonso dismisses that notion, saying "we have the experience to deal with the problems if they come" and adding that he expects there to be a "performance advantage" for both as they "push each other to the limit".

Jason Ng, the author of Umbrellas in Bloom, a book about Hong Kong's protest generation, predicted political fireworks as highly politicised youngsters picked up the mantle from traditional mainstream democracy figures, known as the pan-democrats.

When it failed to produce the predicted celestial fireworks over the past few months, astronomers were left scratching their heads.

Inside the belly of despair, on "Fireworks," Mitski predicts how she'll feel in the future.

Fireworks are predicted if they share a platform at next week's premiere.

Theory and computer simulations had both predicted that sonoluminescence in an air bubble is actually fireworks from argon in disguise.

Another predicted that discontent towards congressional GOP leadership would end up being more damaging than the fireworks of the presidential campaign.

Although Chávistas in central Caracas launched fireworks and honked their car horns in celebration, the tiny margin shocked many aides, who had been expecting the double-digit victory predicted by most polls up until a week ago.

Expect fireworks.

And … fireworks.