Sentence examples for prophesy will from inspiring English sources
And I am not predicting that Aldous Huxley's prophesy will come true – or Orwell's, for that matter.
"Not any more, because that prophesy will self-fulfil and it's also sort of linked to my condition.
Since Atlanta's boosters have always loved slogans ("The City Too Busy to Hate"; "Atlanta: People Seem to Like It Here"; "Every Day Is an Opening Day"), it's likely that Franklin's prophesy will soon be fashioned into a catchy new mantra.
Their magical powers assure that the gypsy's prophesy will be borne out: women and the rest of world will take notice.
Ballet, he prophesies, will lift his son out of the slum.
"The entire gigantic edifice of Atlanticism," Dugin prophesies, "will collapse" (259).
Could he be the innocent fool who, it has been prophesied, will come to restore faith to the knights?
But while the knights await a "pure fool" who, it has been prophesied, will bring renewal to the brotherhood, sometimes Mr. Vogt played the fool a little too well.
It is not forgotten that certain promises were made to them regarding their position in the world, and it is held that these prophesies will be fulfilled.
Anyway, Nicasso isn't too hopeful about the future and left us with this apocalyptic little gem of a prophesy: "There will be an escalation of violence in 2012.
A robed horseman named Mescalito appears and prophesies, "Ulysses Grant will lead great masses of men in the glorious cause of their human redemption".
