"Real estate values and taxes in New York would plummet," Mr. Trump prognosticated darkly.
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He also prognosticated the Astros would capture their first World Series title later that night.
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"The United States equity market has a down year," Wien prognosticated in a missive released Monday.
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Mr. Kudlow has prognosticated on many economic and political issues, often in a way that mirrors his future boss.
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After years of standing in the shadows of investors' love, growth would take their proper place atop the leaderboard, many prognosticated.
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The finance gods prognosticated revenue of $101.14 million and a loss of $0.01 per share, making this quarter a slight beat for the company.
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He famously predicted that technological progress would lead us to shorter weeks and abundant leisure time; a 15-hour workweek should be the norm by 2030, he prognosticated.
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Mr. Kudlow, often on-air and with a flair for provocative punditry, has prognosticated on many economic and political issues in a way that mirrors his future boss.
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And that goes for us too, the MMA fans who have dreamed and wondered and philosophized and prognosticated over a fight between Rousey and Cyborg for five long years.
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He likened the language in the majority's decision ("'public' means 'private' and 'use' means 'purpose,' or 'prognosticated municipal prosperity'") to the abuse of language in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four..
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This legend is narrated differently in Sefer ha-Yasharsection "Shemot," p. 110a (ed. Leghorn, 1870) as follows: At first Job, who was one of Pharaoh's eunuchs and counselors, advised Pharaoh to have every male child murdered.Exodus 1:16 Afterward Pharaoh, having had a dream which prognosticated the birth of a helper, again consulted Job.
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Mission Street Developers rejected the city's claims. Sage Engineers has been hired by Millennium Partners to provide an engineering study on the sinking problem. Some experts have prognosticated that the cost to fix the tilt could exceed the liability insurance held by Millennium Partners and the building's various construction vendors. If the TJPA is found to be at fault, San Francisco taxpayers could end up paying for the repairs.
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Tsomgo Lake, also known as Tsongmo Lake or Changu Lake, is a glacial lake in the East Sikkim district of the Indian state of Sikkim, some from the capital Gangtok. Located at an elevation of , the lake remains frozen during the winter season. The lake surface reflects different colours with change of seasons and is held in great reverence by the local Sikkimese people. Buddhist monks prognosticated after studying the changing colours of the lake.
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Emil Sambou (born May 11, 1994) is a Gambian professional footballer who plays as a striker for South African club Engen Santos FC and the Gambian national team. Sambou moved to Santos after a successful examination and skills assessment in summer 2016. Upon joining, the striker prognosticated that he would score 15 goals in his debut season for the club. Recorded two goals against Cape Town All Stars in a 3-3 draw.
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On August 4, 2014, he prognosticated that Obama and Vladimir Putin would be outed as gay within 100 days. Following the 2015 Charlie Hebdo shooting, Manning suggested that Obama had cut a deal with terrorists to attack other Western countries. In early 2016, Manning alleged that President Obama had murdered Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. When Manning's missionary church faced foreclosure in 2016, Manning alleged that President Obama had ordered for the church to be closed.
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In a series of articles, Weldemariam engaged in a constructive criticism of Ethiopia's national security and foreign policy in which he unmasked the incumbent's obsession with territorial security to the detriment of human security. More particularly, he criticizes Ethiopia for its military misadventures in Somalia in December 2006. He also prognosticated a possible cooling in the Ethiopian American relations as result of foreseeable diplomatic wrangles over the grim domestic human rights situation. His criticism never went without provoking an official response from the foreign policy establishment.
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He had reviewed the book before it came out, so the publishers changed the novel before publishing it, the first time a book review had this effect in German history. In his 2004 book Das Methusalem-Komplott, published in 14 languages and selling more than 1 million copies in Germany, Schirrmacher prognosticated the ageing of society as a result of low birth rates and calling for an "uprising of the old". He received the Goldene Feder award for this book. In 2006, Minimum was published, which became a bestseller too.
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Despite many in the Bush campaign attempting to push Buchanan out of the race, the strong showing made the Buchanan campaign hope for an outpouring of campaign contributions which galvanized the campaign into making efforts to pull out strong showings such as in the Georgia primary. Despite an impressive showing, Buchanan's campaign never attracted serious opposition to President Bush in most contests. Most of Buchanan's "victories" were larger-than-expected showings that were still considered landslide Bush wins by most in the media. Still, the fact that Buchanan received more than two million votes nationwide prognosticated trouble for Bush in the general election.
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It tried to maintain a neutrality during the furious warring between Catholics and Protestants during the Reformation, but when one Protestant prince was rebuffed when he insisted on financial tributes to fund his battles, the city was besieged and its trade cut off. Though ultimately successful in defending itself, the rebuilding of fortifications in Nuremberg necessitated a new round of taxation and the city suffered hard times in its aftermath. On Good Friday, 1554 another siege had happened, and one broadsheet publisher described mock suns that prognosticated God's will wanted confession of sinful ways – i.e. the victims brought it on themselves.
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Barnegat fitted out at the New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York, and was detailed, on 20 November 1917, to accompany the armed yacht Nokomis (Id. No. 609) to the Azores, towing submarine chasers. Dispatch traffic, however, indicates difficulties in finding certain items of equipment to be installed on board, the Commander, Naval Station, New York, informing the Navy Department that Barnegat and Montauk (Id.No.1213) still needed binnacles and standard compasses as of 11 December, but prognosticated that both ships would be ready to sail on the 12th. Barnegat ultimately departed New York City for the Philadelphia Navy Yard, there to complete preparations “for distant service” and thence to await onward routing.
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By now one of the most anticipated prospects in all baseball, shirts depicting his nickname, "The J-Hey Kid," was in high demand before he even played his first official major league game. Fans and pundits prognosticated on a future Hall of Fame career, eliciting comparisons to former greats such as Darryl Strawberry, Willie McCovey and Willie Mays, among many others. In fact, "The J-Hey Kid" was drawn from Mays' nickname, "The Say Hey Kid." On March 26, after leading the club in on-base and slugging percentages in spring training, the Braves named Heyward their starting right fielder. Eugene Heyward purchased 60 tickets in advance of his son's MLB debut on April 5 against the Chicago Cubs. Wearing Heyward's #22 jersey, Ruston was also in attendance for the game.
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