Sentence examples for which i predicted from inspiring English sources

I gave a speech at the beginning of this year in which I predicted the center of gravity might have shifted to the European Community.

Last December, I wrote a post in which I predicted that before the election, Obama would make the announcement we heard today.

The charge of paranoia, which I predicted would be levelled at me in my last article on this subject, is a familiar one to anyone who dares to peek forward, and challenge government claims for the use of these technologies.

"It was an open game, which I predicted, and we're delighted to come here and score five goals," added McCall.

And then Iran will fill the power vacuum we created, which I predicted would happen from jump street but which the neo-cons are only slowly catching on to and naturally, blaming the Obama administration for their mistake.

Last October I penned a piece in the Huffington Post blog, "President Obama Wages War on the Islamic State: Anatomy of a Disaster in the Making", in which I predicted failure for President Obama in his role of Commander-in-Chief in the evolving military confrontation with the Islamic State and its appointed Caliph, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

And so "The Witch" hastens to its harrowing climax, about which, I predict, you will want to rage deliciously.

Lowering the top, which I predict an owner will want to do a lot, is a one-button, 25-second snap.

But the club will only be letting in people who are sober – which I predict won't be ground-breaking, either.

Which, I predict, will be the fate of electronic books.

Next week the company will expand beyond cards and into stickers, which I predict will be even more popular than the cards.