Sentence examples for winter predicted from inspiring English sources

"Because of the media frenzy around it, they will probably destroy it," Winter predicted.

With a wet winter predicted, having a place for homeless to stay overnight will help keep their lives from worsening because of El Niño, said Natalie Komuro, the agency's executive director.

The negative effect of density was maximal in winter (predicted loss of 86% of the average number of embryos per female from observed values), fall (85%), spring (35%) and summer (14% - Figure  5c for spring and fall representation).The past June abundance affected litter size.

Sir Terry Leahy yesterday predicted Tesco's downfall.

Many legislators today predicted quick passage.

Remember how the exit polls in 2004 predicted President Kerry?

But state Republican leaders today predicted an upset.

There were people who in 1970 predicted abundant food, who in 1975 predicted cheap oil, who in 1980 predicted cheaper and more abundant minerals.

The AOP's member census published last week predicted industry growth of 72% from January 2007 to January 2008.

Lawyers yesterday predicted that the report would become fodder for those suing the city.

John, who served in the Army in Vietnam in 1970 and 1971, predicted a lucrative market for Caterpillar.