Sentence examples for predicted there was from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Johnson Wahl said she was "anxious" about her son taking the "ghastly job" of Prime Minster and predicted there was as much chance of him quitting politics and becoming a painter.

Whites would dominate the neighborhood next, students predicted; there was already a fair-trade coffee shop.

One senior F.B.I. official predicted there was a "98percentt" probability of an attack overseas.

He found that, as van Woerkom had predicted, there was a uniform distribution of orbital energies for most energy values.

Betfair was even more wrong than the opinion pollsters on the EU referendum – while at last year's general election it predicted there was a 92% chance of a hung parliament (48 hours before polling day).

I suppose a tilt at the title was a bit of a pipe dream from where he started the day - right on the cut at +6 - but if the wind picks up to speeds of silly mph as is increasingly predicted, there was always a smidgen of hope.

"One would have predicted there are many ways to break a system," he explains.

And then, when the strike ended, as Dame Agatha had predicted, there were none.

One former Time Warner executive predicted: "There is going to be a major clash over the church-and-state issue.

So, as anybody who knows governments could have predicted, there are now a lot of emergencies in Albany.

Over the next few years, he predicted, "There's got to be some assimilation," with some major American newspapers going out of business or merging.