Sentence examples for predictable start from inspiring English sources

It was an entirely predictable start to the championship's penultimate round.

EK 1.33am BST With the wins for Modern Family, so far this show is off to a predictable start.

During the closure, from April, the National will present a programme in a temporary, 225-seat structure called the Shed, with cheaper tickets (£12 and £20), less predictable start times and a more experimental feel than has been possible in the Cottesloe.

The win was a predictable start to a Bafta night that proved to be full of snubs and surprises.

8. Get a predictable start each day.

Packages: A package is often the best choice for special occasions like weddings, concerts, prom, sporting events or other ride types with a predictable start and end time.

And Jack Shafer of Politico predicted it would backfire: "It will provide Trump with circumstantial evidence of the existence of a national press cabal that has been convened solely to oppose him". As if on cue, the president — always predictable — starting tweeting about media collusion, an idea he apparently got from a Wall Street Journal editorial.

To examine this idea, in the constant-context condition, localization judgments were again gathered with moving stimuli and predictable starting positions presented at 6.6° to the left or to the right of fixation.

The average Hollywood product, confined within iron boundaries of genre and subjected to the killing discipline of test marketing, arrives in theaters overstuffed with incident, whipsawed by the need for suspense and predictable from start to finish.

Once all this is laid out, the predictable stuff starts piling up.

It was entirely predictable that starting sixth he was going to be on the podium.