Clairvoyant Phrases

Phrases

• A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Future: Twists And Turns, And Lessons Learned (Michael J. Fox book)
• A prophet is not recognized in his own land
• Address the ball (golfing term denoting readiness to play)
• After the ball was over
• America's story teller (Kodak advertising slogan)
• As clear as crystal
• Back To The Future
• Ball achingly good
• Ball and chain
• Ball of fire
• Bang, bang, Maxwell's silver hammer came down upon her head (The Beatles song lyric)
• Behind the eight ball
• Born with a silver spoon in his mouth
• Build for the future
• Can of corn (A baseball expression meaning a ball which is easy to catch)
• Carry the ball
• Cross my palm with silver
• Crystal clear
• Curve ball (a difficult proposition - deriving from baseball terminology)
• Different ball game
• Drop the ball
• End of the ball game
• Every dark cloud has a silver lining
• False prophet
• Five for silver (Magpie nursery rhyme)
• For the foreseeable future
• Fortune favours the brave
• Future proof
• Future shock
• Get the ball rolling
• Ground ball (A baseball expression meaning a prosaic or ordinary accomplishment)
• Gypsy cab
• Happy medium
• Have a ball
• Have the ball at your feet
• High ball
• Hiyo Silver away (A catchphrase from The Lone Ranger)
• Hostage to fortune
• It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife (the opening line of Pride and Prejudice)
• Keep the ball rolling
• Keep your eye on the ball
• Knock the cover off the ball (A baseball expression meaning succeed beyond expectation)
• Make your fortune
• Maxwell's Silver Hammer (The Beatles song)
• On the ball
• Once and future king
• Play ball
• Reversal of fortune
• Run with the ball
• See what the future has in store (Future Shop advertising slogan)

• Selling the family silver
• Shaping the future
• Silver Blaze (Sherlock Holmes story)
• Silver bullet (a simple and seeming effortless solution to a difficult problem)
• Silver circle
• Silver fox (a handsome grey-haired man)
• Silver screen
• Silver service (a method of serving food using silver cutlery)
• Silver surfer (an older person who uses the World Wide Web)
• Silver threads amongst the gold (blonde hair that is turning grey)
• Silver tongued (eloquent or persuasive manner of speech)
• Silver wedding (a celebration of twenty-five years of marriage)
• Small fortune
• Soldier of fortune
• Speech is silver but silence is golden
• Spot the ball
• Star of the silver screen
• Start the ball rolling
• Take me out to the ball game
• Tell your fortune
• That Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine (Gene Autry song)
• That's the way the ball bounces
• The Future (Nickname of Carmelo Anthony)
• The Head Ball Coach (Nickname of Steve Spurrier)
• The Ol' Ball Coach (Nickname of Steve Spurrier)
• The Queen of TV Comedy (Nickname of comedienne Lucille Ball)
• The Silver Fox (Nickname of Edwin Snider)
• The Silver Prince (Nickname of Sourav Ganguly - Indian cricketer)
• The ball is in your court
• The belle of the ball
• The family silver
• The future is now
• The future isn't what it used to be
• The future takes VISA (VISA advertising slogan)
• The future's bright, the future's Orange (Orange mobile phones advertising slogan)
• The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades (song by Timbuk 3)
• The medium is the message (A catchphrase from Marshall McLuhan)
• The old ball and chain
• The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune
• The sound of leather on willow (sound of the ball on the bat in cricket)
• The way the ball bounces
• This precious stone set in the silver sea, this sceptered isle
• Trap and ball (children's ball game)
• Twas the night before Christmas - the children were dreaming of a Ford in their future - smart, swanky and gleaming (Ford Cars advertising slogan)
• Unlock your future
• Wheel of fortune
• When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes (from a sonnet by Shakespeare)
• Whole ball of wax
• Whole new ball game
• With a hearty hiho Silver
• With silver bells and cockle shells and pretty maids all in a row (line from nursery rhyme)