Sentence examples for who foresees from inspiring English sources
journalist, who foresees the time it will have 200 bedrooms, a swimming pool, and perhaps a theatre.
Lots, said Kenneth Rosen, faculty director for the Haas School's Fisher Center for Real Estate & Urban Economics, who foresees a recession within the next 18 to 24 months.
"While these homes are magnificent, they're usually expensive to maintain," said Ms. McAuliffe, who foresees an approximate maintenance cost of $27,532 a year on this house.
The new Sandra Bullock film, "Premonition," is about a wife and mother who foresees that her husband is about to die.
Unlike the fantasy writer who foresees a gee-whiz future full of alluring gimmicks, Mr. Brooks has dreamed up escapism about problems we cannot escape.
"The generated power would be carbon-neutral," said Mr. Wurm, who foresees buildings larger than the 15-unit Hamburg structure including on-site power plants.
The Man Who Foresaw Baltimore - Politico Magazine.
Who foresaw the popularity of boy wizards or sociopathic Scandinavians?
Some who foresaw the implosion underestimated its power and duration.
Yes, with the "precogs" [people who foresee crimes before they are committed].
"In his mind, he is Theodor Herzl, who foresaw the trouble coming in anti-Semitic Europe.
