Sentence examples for predicting on from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he tells the story of appearing in a video for Rubio marking the end of his term as speaker in 2009 and predicting on camera back then that the young state lawmaker would one day be America's first Latino president.

THE battle for the next French parliament is officially under way, with today's Le Figaro predicting on its front page a "large victory for the right"—a predictable prophecy given that paper's solid conservatism.

5.00pm: This is what the pollsters were predicting on AV.

"Predicting on the basis of the statistics that are before us has been a very hazardous enterprise".

5.47pm: Ed Vaizey, the Tory MP, is predicting on his blog that Sir George Young will win.

"We are pretty good at predicting on a group level," said Dr. Kaare Christensen, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Southern Denmark.

Teodora went on to fame and fortune, warning Princess Di of her fatal accident, perplexing Larry King by referring to an event in his past known only to him, and predicting on-air the results of soccer matches broadcast on Berlusconi's TV stations (he was a man of his word).

The important load of memory tests within these batteries of tests might affect their validity in predicting on-road events.

No one was willing to predict on Thursday how that confrontation might play out.

"Then, depreciation is the only way out," Tony Sorrenti, an international economist here, predicted on Wednesday.

How fast this happened depended, as theory predicted, on how far the two superpositions were separated.