Sentence examples for predicted something from inspiring English sources
"They should have predicted something like this," he said.
"We never predicted something like this would happen," says Mr. Jablin of HGTV.
A while back I might have predicted something Bergmanesque in a bad way: arty and obfuscating.
Anyone who remembered the 1990s could have predicted something like the current political craziness.
About a third predicted something else verboten: that married men and women will be allowed to be priests.
Some of them did indeed predict 30 inches of snow, but others predicted something more like what actually happened.
Just because inflation (or any theory) predicts something doesn't mean its predictions are unique.
It's a qualifying word that, in essence, gives the issuer a license to boldly predict something will happen with minimal consequences should that prediction not come true.
It was generated as a test of Dean Radin's prediction that the variance would show strong fluctuations: I'd predict something like ripples of high and low variance, as the emotional shocks continue to reverberate for days and weeks.
The polls predict something close to debacle for him.
One cannot predict something that has already happened.
