Sentence examples for predicting that it would win from inspiring English sources

His party had recently won its first by-election in 26 years, and opinion polls were predicting that it would win a majority of over 100 seats in the next general election.

As the races continued, one woman, who was supporting the class of '53, predicted that it would win.

But the Treasury employees' union predicted that it would win because it already represented many Customs and Border Protection employees who work at airports with the screeners.

That was certainly an edge that the legion had, but there never was a time when a legion fighting a good Macedonian phalanx could predict that it would win, much less that it would be any kind of a walk over.

At the time of the film's release, Pierce incorrectly predicted to newspapers that it would win several Academy Awards.

I was told by everyone that the results of the June 4 elections were a surprise - except for one person who did polling and predicted that Solidarity would win all the seats it was contesting.

Following Angle's primary win, Cornyn predicted that it would "take a few weeks" before the newly-minted Republican hopeful would be ready to face the media to answer questions about her candidacy and campaign.

He predicted that would win support from Tory backbenchers, many of whom are openly demanding that English MPs at Westminster should have complete control over English legislation.

But the people who are saying that it isn't a mandate are the same people who were predicting that John Kerry would win...

Republicans who spoke on Ms. Norton's behalf were unanimous in predicting that she would win confirmation.

"There's no one else like him," she said of Mr. Chávez, predicting that he would win again handily.