Sentence examples for writers to predict from inspiring English sources
He was also one of the first writers to predict, again with admirable restraint, the economic and political turbulence that may lie ahead.
As part of the HuffPost 10 year anniversary, Maddie Crum asks 10 science fiction writers to predict how the world will change in the next decade.
Kay McFadden of The Seattle Times used "Radio Bart" as an example of the Simpsons writers ability to predict the future.
And while sports writers like to predict who they feel are the most likely to win the US Open, we'll use the IBM Social Sentiment Index to measure what fans are saying and expressing about the tournament on Twitter.
Writer goes on to predict what tactics candidates will now use.
He was invited on the Boston sports radio station WEEI on Opening Day after supposedly being the only writer in America to predict that the Red Sox would fail to make the playoffs.
The writers did not try to predict or write new memes, and Wolpaw said, "you can't really plan for [dialogue to become a meme] because if you do it probably seems weird and forced".
They correctly talk about "television phones" and electric toothbrushes, but mostly the 12 writers who gathered in 1963 to predict and debate the future were way off target.
A chilling anecdote in the new book concerns a passenger on the London-Leeds train explaining that he finds it strange to be sitting opposite Bennett because he picked the writer in an office sweepstake to predict the next celebrity to die.
The most hopeful fantasy writer would not have dared to predict that in 1973 the launching of the first space station would be greeted by a global yawn or that a trilogy which presented elves, goblins, wizards and walking trees as real beings, coexistent with man, would grow into one of the century's international best sellers.
At the end of every year, platoons of food professionals -- consultants, chefs, writers and research firms -- race to predict the trends that will influence foodies all over America and ergo the world.
