horoscope

Example Sentences

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It is based on an ancient horoscope with roots in the solar calendar.

From Los Angeles Times

Some are scene-setting, such as snowy landscapes evoking the bitterly cold Polish winter; others, such as a series of detailed drawings of horoscope charts, are thematic.

From New York Times

She was a well-known TV figure in the 1990s, appearing on the National Lottery, and has written horoscopes for the Sun for more than two decades.

From BBC

“Generations are horoscopes,” Bump writes, “cross-generational perceptions are not necessarily accurate” and the millennials are coming to do battle with the robots.

From New York Times

The lottery numbers are gone, but the print edition still devotes a considerable amount of space in Style to daily horoscope “information.”

From Washington Post