Sentence examples for predictable circles from inspiring English sources
Then again, that's true of the feds, the unions, the chorus girls and almost all the characters who run in predictable circles around Ike.
If it were welded solidly to one side of the rudder it would paralyze the ship and cause it to travel in predictable circles.
I just think there needs to be some unpredictability in the hosting duties especially when you have such a predictable winners circle.
IF some aspects of the Occupy Wall Street protest feel predictable — the drum circles, the signs, including "Tax Wall Street Transactions" and "End the FED" — so does the right-wing response.
The predictable outrage in Confederate circles also spread to newspapers in France and England, where Butler's order was condemned on the floor of Parliament.
The response was predictable as record companies circled the wagons and tried to sue their way out of the problem, but what they failed to realize is they had lost control of the distribution.
Each year, so many families send high school graduates or college juniors to Israel -- for study both secular and religious -- that it has become a proud rite of passage in some circles, almost as predictable as a bar mitzvah.
Plaintiffs lawyers are circling with the predictable shareholder lawsuits, many complaining of "material misrepresentations" and "false assurances" made by InterCept about iBill's dependence on porn (a press release at the time of the acquisition benignly referred to iBill's clientele as "Web merchants," while management claimed that adult sites represented less than 10% of iBill's transactions).
Carrie's adoration for fashion, the core group of friends (Mouse, Maggie, and Walt) that make up her inner circle, and the predictable preoccupation with boys further bridge the Diaries to SATC.
The hostility Said encountered from pro-Israeli circles in New York was predictable, given his trenchant attacks on Israeli violations of the human rights of Palestinians and his outspoken condemnations of US policies in the Middle East.
