Sentence examples for said predicted from inspiring English sources

The Bible, he said, "predicted hundreds of things, so you've got to believe that time will come".

I scored 9 out of 24 on an Epworth Test, which he said predicted that I would have mild apnea.

Wasn't this a book that Primo Levi said predicted the time when it was a crime simply to be a Jew and that others saw as an eerily accurate anticipation of communist bureaucracy?

Apple, which is already the world's most valuable company, worth $657bn, said predicted sales would increase further to between $75.5 and $77.5bn in its current quarter as only the first weekend of new iPhone 6S sales were captured in the previous three months.

Those interests, Mr. Layton said, predicted a fascination with cosmic vibrations and resonant frequencies among early New Age performers of the 1970s who are now enjoying an unexpected resurgence among a new generation, "people who have come up listening to music on blogs and file-trading and cassette-tape culture".

The local authority said predicted losses had increased from 1,000 to 2,500 in part because of the speed and scale of predicted government reductions.

"It was the result of treason," he said, predicting a grim future for those responsible.

"I think their destiny is the bronze," May-Treanor said, predicting a Brazilian victory.

"It hits cities and towns hard," he said, predicting property tax increases as a result.

"We're still drawing," Mr. Chakrabarti said, predicting that the project would be finished in 2006.

"Today, Kenyans have a date with destiny," he said, predicting victory.