Sentence examples for prediction to come from inspiring English sources

It didn't take long for Fox's prediction to come true.

They need to hug-it-out in the ring for my prediction to come fully true.

It did not take long for McKim's prediction to come true.

It was accompanied by a headline warning that a revered Bulgarian mystic once said that Hitler would return in the 21st century, and text that implored viewers to "not allow this prediction to come true!" Although the video was uploaded to YouTube on Wednesday, it attracted relatively few viewers until Mr. Navalny himself drew attention to it on his Twitter feed the next day.

He began writing on global warming science and solutions in the 1980s and, in his first climate book, in 1992, he mused that "earth scientists of the future" would recognize that humans were creating a "post-Holocene…geological age of our own making". It took just a decade for that prediction to come to pass, when leading scientists proposed that an Anthropocene epoch had begun.

I don't expect Gastelum's prediction to come true.

It would be an unconscionable act of political irresponsibility to allow their predictions to come true.

Until that time, we will continue to "stand around and wait" for scientific predictions to come true.

The worst fate for a prophet is for his predictions to come true, when everyone resents him for being so clear-eyed.

For the budget predictions to come true, there would need to be a fairly sizeable slowing of the economy in the next 12 months – if not Joe Hockey will have a lot more revenue than he expected.

But stay with us, as there's predictions to come.