Sentence examples for predict it will come from inspiring English sources

Stanton said, "I don't predict it will come up from anyone".

The especially cheerful Mr Bhattarai predicts it will come much sooner.Two of the four parties are keen, both thinking their political fortunes are rising and wanting to entrench a federal system of provinces.

Respected tech industry analyst Peter Misek is predicting it will come with a new "super HD camera/screen, a better battery and NFC [near field communication - used in such things as contactless payment systems]".

Ellen was worried about making any prediction at all – "What if we jinx it?" – while Heidi was more upbeat about prognosticating: "If I predict it, will it come true?

Many economists predict it will widen in coming quarters.

Fox Searchlight picked it up for a record $12 million after some fierce bidding at last January's Sundance festival, and although it has no big stars and a weird title, I predict it will sweep many awards come that time.

"If you cannot deal with the things you can see and touch," he asked, "how do you deal with the things you can't touch, that are more abstract?" "If it doesn't come down after South Carolina," he predicts, "it will never come down".

"It's hard to predict when it will come back," Mr. Walder said, "because I can't really predict for you exactly what will happen in the storm".

With sales expanding in every corner of the world, Heinz predicted that it will come in at the top end of its previously announced full-year range of $2.54 to $2.60 a share.

But no one is predicting when it will come.

Ukip is predicting that it will come first in today's European vote, and it is far from the only Eurosceptic party running high in the polls across the continent.