Sentence examples for predictable for a while from inspiring English sources
SO, Vaclav Klaus signed the Lisbon Treaty in the end, as has been predictable for a while.
These viral reactions across the pathways of social media are so predictable that for a while I struggled to remember which came first: CK's speech or the I Forgot My Phone video, another indictment of how smartphones are eroding our social skills in the form of a two-minute YouTube clip that accrued millions of views within days of its release.
So, protect your assets, park your car at a friends house for a while, don't become predictable in your comings and goings, and deny, deny, deny.
Some of the Democrats' reactions will be predictable, i.e. blaming Bush and blaming Republicans, or for a while, denying the obvious.
Life has knocked her sideways, and Ms. Connolly keeps the character there for a while, inserting a bit of the unknown into the otherwise predictable proceedings.
The agency's political non-answer: "Claiming that marijuana is less toxic than alcohol cannot be substantiated since each possess their own unique set of risks and consequences for a given individual". NIDA's reply, while predictable for an agency wedded to the notion of cannabis criminalization, is shockingly low on credibility.
But for a while, it did not look like the campaign would be fought along such predictable lines.
