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However, this was a great encouragement to me, and I foresaw that in time, it wou'd please God to supply me with bread.

If he should have so little government of himself as to make it public, we easily foresaw that it would be the ruin of the whole family.

He would have some hot water before he began what he foresaw was to be a terrible journey to the ship.

And he had had a preternaturally long lifetime of it, just as Exedore foresaw.

But the destruction of the French, which he alone foresaw , was the one absorbing desire of his heart.

Well now I've been thrown in jail, been divorced and had more troubles with that dog than I ever foresaw.

John put in an ~ for a new stock of soap a week ago for he foresaw a heavy demand for them.

But it is a fact that sterling did not enter the euro because we foresaw flaws in its structure.

Anne herself would have found the mortifications of it more than she foresaw, and to Sir Walter's feelings they must have been dreadful.

Bagrit foresaw a time when computers would be small enough to hold in the hand.

But additional size, and household brand names, did not spare it from the harsh competitive pressure that GE foresaw.

Right back in 1990, Mrs Thatcher foresaw with painful clarity the devastation it was bound to cause.

Over time, our hope returned and we foresaw a day in which our vision for a future ascent of Earth might be born.

It also foresaw that over time China's real exchange rate would appreciate against the dollar in line with its faster productivity growth.

What no one foresaw was that oil prices would peak in 2007, and then all grain and fertiliser prices would double.

He foresaw that this vast, loosely organized empire could not survive intact for long.

IN THE final chapter of his "General Theory" , Keynes foresaw "a somewhat comprehensive socialisation of investment" .

Before long, it's a promise that must lead to something close to what early euro-skeptics foresaw from the start: a European fiscal union.

As it turns out, some of the Turtles foresaw job insecurity with Dennis and were preparing their own version of C&D Commodities.

Keynes foresaw the inevitability of such interference from the board clearly as he shaped those institutions at Bretton Woods in 1944.

It was because defence chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic foresaw this that they were reluctant to intervene in the first place.

She foresaw that the train would be delayed by bad weather.

As he foresaw ruin, he grew manic, greeting his bankers on one occasion in yellow silk pajamas and a purple silk dressing gown.

I foresaw, the whole world, covering more than 1 meter the snow and ice, the sky filled with ice group, slowly freezing the entire planet.

but he foresaw a painless way of passing the years which he must endure without her.

Neither group really foresaw that the crunch would be accompanied by a soaring oil price.

He foresaw that the Japanese would multiply and grasp for political power in a way that the more easygoing Chinese never would.

And, ironically, the intellectual and cultural freedom that Marx foresaw in his socialist paradise has flourished under capitalism.

Back in Tongzhou with, he hope to lease, he foresaw that the land will be more expensive.

It's why the poor, sane Neville Chamberlain chummed around with Nazi leaders while Churchill's "black dog" foresaw a fight.

He foresaw that the Japanese occupation would never be defeated until America joined the war.

Huntington correctly foresaw that the Arab strongman regimes were fragile and were threatened by the masses of unemployed young men.

No one foresaw the manner and suddenness of Dominique Strauss-Kahn's departure from the helm of the International Monetary Fund.

At the end of the Bush administration, Albright foresaw a great challenge in restoring the good name of democracy.

This belief persisted despite Goldman's insistence that it neither foresaw the housing collapse nor positioned itself to benefit from it.

Rebirth and Resurrection couldn't change her fate forever. This was a moving and tragic story. it foresaw.

Recent experience suggests, as Kaufman foresaw, that they are opaque, unmanageable and riddled with conflicts of interest.

There are also reports that Iran foresaw attacks on Hezbollah and is now prepared for US air raids.

Some warned of a housing bubble, but almost none foresaw the resulting cataclysm.

Leon Trotsky foresaw precisely such an end tothe Soviet Union , and was proved right some twentyyears ago.

They foresaw a nationwide Stratovision network, with programs beamed from one airplane to the next.

He foresaw a probable money loss for himself, but this had no share in his feeling.

The constitution scarcely foresaw a divided government, so the political system faces huge uncertainty.

The resulting fusion is not what the Utopians or the critics foresaw, but it suits the rest of us just fine.

Software for "every known process" , as he foresaw in 1946, was on the way.

They find a video recording by Crane telling them he foresaw what was about to happen and give them precise instruction for their work.

Licklider foresaw that the Net allows for people of common interests, who are otherwise strangers, to communicate.

Daniel foresaw this stuff writing way back in the year 580 .

He knew Renault's winning streak couldn't last forever and correctly foresaw McLaren's fortunes on the rise.

Mother put up a big picnic lunch , because she foresaw how hungry we would be .

He foresaw that his journey would be delayed by bad weather.

Only weeks ago, many economists foresaw a quickening of the recovery.

The Tories supported most of Labour's spending plans; scarcely anyone foresaw the credit crunch.

In 2007 some very clever people, who foresaw the coming economic crisis, assured me the dollar was bound to collapse as a result.

Living in England hundreds of years ago, she foresaw submarines, airplanes, and the telephone and Internet.

The original plan foresaw infrastructure investments of some $342 billion, but many projects remain mired in bureaucracy.

In 1930, many foresaw the disastrous consequences of the Smoot-Hawley tariff act, which increased nearly 900 American import duties.

foresee sth. foresee that Few analysts foresaw that oil prices would rise so steeply.

In fact, our board foresaw her as a potential leader for our main project team.

I should like to know if Mr Fogg foresaw tHis mishap in His programme!

The prophet foresaw a severe famine in the land.

The suggestion that taxes should be cut was not accepted by the mayor who foresaw a deficit that was not yet public knowledge.

The Lord, who foresaw their suffering, had pity on them, and granted the request.

When Thailand announced the devaluation of the baht in July 1997, few foresaw the way the crisis would spread.

Few people foresaw the collapse of the Soviet empire.

He foresaw frustration in this drive to democratize other lands.

They foresaw the tragic result which the humanity soon encountered.

A 1921 Nobel laureate in chemistry for his work on radioactive decay, he foresaw the energy potential of atomic fission as early as 1909.

Elizabeth could not refuse, though she foresaw little pleasure in the visit.

the source of earth foresaw that without the continued uncovery of human historical records, earth's ascension would fail.

The intelligence, the stirring intelligence perhaps foresaw what it was essential to note.

Some people once foresaw that television would kill of newspaper , but that hasn't happened .

Some people once foresaw that television would kill off newspapers, but that hasn't happened.

He foresaw that I should grow hateful to myself.

Mr Obama's original budget assumed that unemployment would peak at 8. 1% and foresaw a vigorous "V-shaped" recovery.

Who foresaw we might also someday be seeing new movies alone?

Of us all Comrade Wang Hua alone foresaw the danger.

I do not think that anyone foresaw the level of seriousness of the problem we were faced with.

He foresaw that the job would take a longtime.

Palpatine allowed Rebel spies to learn of the location of the second Death Star, and foresaw their strike team and fleet assault.

For the first time in many years, Americans foresaw a president who would mobilize the nation to greatness.

This visionary Oriental foresaw the use of rocketry in going to the moon.

It foresaw punitive duties of 10 per cent and 16. 5 per cent for leather footwear from Vietnam and China respectively.

He foresaw the world war.

He foresaw average corn prices of $5. 25 a bushel through 2012, with wheat around $6. 50 and soybeans near $11.

My father, a wise and grave man, gave me serious excellent counsel against what he foresaw was my design.

Mother prepared a very big picnic meal, because she foresaw that we would be very hungry,

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For David speaketh concerning him, I foresaw the Lord always before my face, for he is on my right hand, that I should not be moved

In calmness made, and sees what he foresaw;