Sentences with phrase «to have a crystal ball»
The phrase "to have a crystal ball" means to be able to predict or see the future. Full definition
They do not have a crystal ball which tells them when a part is going to fail.
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No one has a crystal ball when it comes to crypto markets.
Similarly, nobody has a crystal ball about future currency movements and the impact on flight costs.
Having this knowledge is like having a crystal ball, she said.
My point is that nobody has a crystal ball when it comes to the markets.
I don't have a crystal ball so I can't tell you when that is.
We also don't have a crystal ball into whether we'll have access to social security when we reach traditional retirement age (even though we've been paying into it...).
At least, no retail trader has a crystal ball.
No one interviews people who tell the truth because they are much more boring than people who are certain that they somehow have the crystal ball to predict the future.
No one really has that crystal ball so I usually just do market orders.
It is difficult to predict exactly what will happen in the future, neither of the parties nor the family lawyers involved have a crystal ball.
I had always had a crystal ball simple one.
While you don't have a crystal ball, you can still identify your important business moments where you can plan for both crisis and celebration.
No one has a crystal ball, so I've no way to be certain my predictions will come true.
If you only had a crystal ball, right?
Nobody has a crystal ball, so it's not like I consider myself some kinda guru now simply because I got a few of them right.
Where it adds up, I don't have a crystal ball on that, but I think there's a lot more discussion about paid family leave now than there was even six months ago.»
«Demand is strong but I don't have a crystal ball for 2013,» Winkler said at an event at Smart's factory in Hambach, France.
2) Short of having a crystal ball and an enormous amount of patience and risk tolerance, good luck guessing the winning asset class
In addition to his cape that allows him to fly, Doctor Strange has a crystal ball with which he can view anything in the world or view other dimensions, and an amulet that allows him to know when someone is lying or see past events in his current location.
Donovan Peoples - Jones, arguably Michigan's top target in the 2017 class, now has a Crystal Ball that favors the Wolverines.
Izzo paid a visit to Weems, who has a crystal ball 100 % in favor of the Spartans, after MSU was knocked out of the tournament:
It's not like Warren Buffett has a crystal ball.
The top WR in the country and the biggest recruit out of the state of Michigan in years, Peoples - Jones has a Crystal Ball strongly in favor of the Maize and Blue.
In two seasons he has yet to play all 16 games, so it's fair to wonder if he will be able to do so this time around and I don't have any crystal balls either.
Gary Neville seemingly has a crystal ball, as he predicted that more issues would follow after Sadio Mane's sending off last weekend.
The four - star safety has a Crystal Ball that is 100 % in favor of the Wolverines at the moment.
The Rockville, Maryland native has a Crystal Ball that seems to indicate Maryland is the favorite, however.
While the Buckeyes have the Crystal Ball on lockdown, the Wolverines are believed to be right in the thick of things with a decision potentially upcoming.
I'm not sue if Basil has a crystal ball, but I will be watching these results every week ticking them off as they arrive.
While the Cass Tech product has a Crystal Ball that is strongly in favor of the Maize and Blue, Ohio State, which recently landed two five - star WRs, is lurking.
A Chicago, Illinois native, Billingsley has a crystal ball that currently favors the Wolverines.
Five schools have a Crystal Ball for Lacey — Notre Dame (3), Clemson (2), while Michigan, Kentucky and Louisville each have one.
Perhaps Rivere had a crystal ball, or perhaps he was simply extraordinarily clever.
«Child of Chaos» has a crystal ball fortune telling vibe surrounding the track with thrash chug and wizard - like keyboards.
Of course, lenders don't have a crystal ball pinpointing when you'll get that raise or if layoffs are on the horizon.
We don't have a crystal ball underneath our desks and can't predict where the market is going, what the Fed is going to do with interest rates, or what is going to happen in overseas markets.
«People think that we as inspectors have a crystal ball,» Singer says.
I know you don't have a crystal ball Dan, but is there any concern that this transfer rates will be scaled back?
Obviously, Warmists have crystal balls.
Perhaps you believe the NASA GISS webmaster has a crystal ball that allows him to look at the motivations of those who are making scripted data requests, eh?
Throughout the 1980s and 90s, visionary Geneva gallerist Pierre Huber seems to have had a crystal ball for what's destined to last in contemporary art.
Nobody has a crystal ball so you don't know if you're going to be an average earner or make gobs of money until after the fact.