prognosticate

"Monsieur le protonotare," asked Gauchère, "what do you prognosticate of this pretended foundling?"

You will believe my prognostications another time, though I daresay I shan't live to prognosticate anything but my own death."

It evidently wanted to go on, and prognosticate drought, and water famine, and sunstroke, and simooms, and such things, but the peg prevented it, and it had to be content with pointing to the mere commonplace "very dry."

I prognosticate for myself an obstinate cold, at least.'

Bradshaw said BOKF does not try to prognosticate on the political landscape, so he could not comment on the possible impact of upcoming elections on loan trends.

Your own chance to make resolutions just for yourself and what you prognosticate for your year ahead," the actress explained.

International observers will prognosticate, analysts far and wide will lay out their doom-laden wares and when it is all done and dusted Pakistan will continue to move forwards, albeit slowly.

Reactive point-of-care genomic testing should still have an important role in certain situations, such as during acute coronary syndrome, in order to more accurately prognosticate patient outcomes and choose the optimal therapy approach.

While it may be premature to prognosticate what is to come at the Housewares Show, manufacturers and buyers seem focused on well-designed multifunctional products made all the better if they are eco-friendly, and natural/organic in shape and materials used.

"Our role is simply to 'say what the law is,' not prognosticate how the law could change," Guzman wrote.