Examples of using Had predicted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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God had predicted this.
It happened exactly as Pompey had predicted.
As Greenspan had predicted, a boom began.
There it was. The uncomfortable e-mail Berger had predicted.
He had predicted 430 years of exile for their sin.
By mid-1846, Leverrier also had predicted Neptune's position.
And had predicted an armageddon-like event, he called.
The games were buried, almost exactly where he had predicted.
Theorists had predicted they existed in the 1920s.
And we stopped the ship, and it was just as the scientists had predicted.
After all, the Rebbe himself had predicted that the war would be over by Purim!
The good news is that the world didn'tend on 21 December 2012 as the Mayans had predicted.
Just as Pericles had predicted, Anax was buoyed by the sound of her own voice.
They were less educated,earned less, and were poorer overall than trends had predicted.
But, just as Pedro had predicted, Day 2 was the one we would never forget.
The same thinghappened with the“proof” that the creators of“The Simpsons” had predicted the future.
I, Donald J. Trump, As some had predicted, the shit show started within minutes.
But it seemed that we didn't win each individual game by the marginthat some of our alumni had predicted--(Laughter).
Moses had predicted the expulsion of the Jews from the land of Israel, which happened twice.
Nebuchadnezzar, a powerful Babylonian King came- just like Moses had predicted 900 years before when in Torah he wrote.
It had predicted that economic growth could not continue indefinitely because of the limited availability of natural resources, particularly oil.
The glass didn't shatter just as he had predicted, however it did pop out of its frame and Hoy fell to his death.
While they were in prison in Kilmainham Gaol they could hear the menbeing executed by firing squad as McBride had predicted.[2].
The voices of the experts, who had predicted a revolution in the investment business by cryptocurrencies, also became much quieter.
When pro-fluoride researchers from the University of Michigan crunched these numbers and displayed them graphically,the results looked far different from what Hodge had predicted.
Experts had predicted coin growing to $40,000, but five days later it fell to $14,000, which disappointed investors so much.
Umberto Eco had predicted two decades ago that we were entering a new emblematic age of visual communication involving photographs and electronic images.
Some experts had predicted that as time passed and ISIS losses in the Middle East started to mount, it was inevitable that Baghdadi would either be captured or killed.
Bruno Bettelheim had predicted that kibbutz education would yield mediocrity:" will not be leaders or philosophers, will not achieve anything in science or art.".