Sentence examples for predicted coming from inspiring English sources

If Peyton Manning can pass for 346 yards, he will set a career high in passing yards, something no one could have predicted coming into the season.

By Charles Cooke, James Thurber, John Brooks, and Hoss The New Yorker, June 17 , 1933P. 8 Had talk with George Sanders, entomologist who predicted coming of termites year or so before they got here.

The ennobling effect that Sullivan had predicted came to pass.

Remarkably, that judgment didn't change even after everything the war's critics predicted came true.

He added: "They chose to reject our warnings and when everything we predicted came to pass they continue now to claim that nothing unexpected happened".

"Then, when and if Assad falls, and the chaos that everyone has predicted comes to pass, we will all say, 'We told you so,' " Mr. Feaver added.

Over the first two years of Mitterrand's presidency, almost all that Rocard had predicted came to pass: three devaluations, a huge increase in the balance of payments deficit, the imposition of exchange controls and a wage freeze.

The electoral "earthquake" Mr Farage had predicted came as radical, anti-EU parties on the right and left topped polls across Europe.

Sandro Scandolo, a theorist at Princeton University in New Jersey, says that the successful observation of nitrogen's nonmolecular structure, although it was predicted, came as a pleasant surprise.

This week, what some have long predicted came true as huge waves uprooted and washed away great chunks of track and brought parts of the sea wall crashing down.

The crisis Madison predicted came to pass in the form of the Great Depression, and American government survived by adopting Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal, which lifted millions out of poverty and subjected much of the economy to federal regulation.