prognosticator

"I think the prognosticators went a bit off the deep end."

In life he'd been a prognosticator, he read the future.

"Will we look like expert prognosticators when the results are in?"

In a good year, a master prognosticator gets four right.

But it was not only the professional prognosticators who were worried.

The prognosticators make up some pretty funny words to describe their work.

Most political prognosticators figure that the next governor will be a Democrat.

You have all these prognosticators on television and teams saying who will be the next Rams.

Such technology prognosticators have a very different business model than consulting firms.

These states are a potential windfall for election night prognosticators.

And, never mind the prognosticators, he loves what Riley left him.

Attention all political analysts: Fashion prognosticators are already on to the next big thing.

According to many prognosticators in the movie industry, an Oscar nomination cannot be far behind.

The images sealed her decision to run for the Senate in a campaign most prognosticators wrote off from the beginning.

At this performance, the part of prognosticator will be played by two prairie dogs.

Still, he readily acknowledged being a better lawyer than prognosticator.

I'd say you were set to become the court prognosticator, Laney.

Nearly all the prognosticators failed to predict the Republican triumph in 1994.

Prognosticators at the research firm Economy.com declared that the peak was last summer.

Prognosticators often guess at the times and costs required to harness new technologies.

We told them that our prognosticators had given him a high success rating: he was going to come back with the goods.

A lot of prognosticators feel this will happen by the end of the spring.

The chaos has had a humbling effect on many market prognosticators.

By now the chief prognosticators have all checked in.

"Why aren't all the scientists and economic prognosticators here?"