Sentence examples for predicted to be back from inspiring English sources

By late June, he explains, the rate is predicted to be back down to $1.39 to £1; by the end of the first quarter of 2010, $1.48; and by the close of 2010, the pound is expected to reach $1.70, eventually returning to what traders think is its spiritual home, $1.80.

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(Coming soon for girls: Jade, Chloe, Destiny. For boys: Caleb, Liam, Tristan. Unfortunately for that last little fellow, girls are not predicted to be named Isolde. Now back to today's subject).

A few decades ago – let's say in 1981, the date of Prince William's mother's wedding – would anyone have predicted Eton to be back on top?

Those forecasters who pull from the bag startlingly counter-intuitive predictions win cachet and kudos, while those who predict the blindingly obvious can expect to be back in the dole queue before very long.

Sanyo said it expected to be saddled with ¥50bn in annual losses - it had earlier predicted a ¥20bn profit - but hoped to be back in the black next year.

Travers said: "He faces the difficulty that Boris didn't turn out to be as he predicted he would be back in 2008.

He acknowledged that the "rugged terrain" might have kept things hidden, and predicted they would be back.

As the group laughed, clapped and shimmied in a loose circle, Ms. Cruz predicted they would be back.

After a poor season without Houtteman in 1951, Rolfe predicted, "We'll be back in the first division this season because Art Houtteman is back.

I predict he'll be back in six months.