He has emerged as a keeper, commanding a knuckleball that has proved much more predictable, for a lot less money, than the repertory of the starter he replaced, Oliver Perez.
News flash: you're also "predictable," like a lot of other applicants using these same buzzwords.
He joined the JR East racing team after graduation, but the heavy training regimen, curfews and predictable lifestyle felt a lot like college and were not much fun.
They suddenly swing into view at a predictable time, inspire a lot of speculation and usually some arguments, whoosh by in a theatrical display, and disappear, leaving a trail of stardust.
Well, half crazy is not so hard to find in America, and Obama's statement became a source of outrage among the predictable parties, with a lot of frantic Googling to find evidence that our record, though it may look bad, is nowhere near as bad as theirs.
Twitter went into a predictable meltdown, and a lot of people got very pissed off at BBC News for posting a "joke about bananas" on its Facebook page when there was a mini-riot taking place in Glasgow.
Twitter went into a predictable meltdown, and a lot of people got very pissed off at BBC News for posting a "joke about bananas" on their Facebook page when there was a mini-riot taking place in Glasgow.
"If the government decided to become more credible and predictable, it would help a lot".
Predictable because there are a lot of men choosing to campaign in dull-in-every-sense-suits (18% of them are grey) with Farage's obnoxiously pinstriped versions managing to offend without massively changing the sartorial landscape.
WE consumers must be a predictable lot.
