Anticipate You can help your boss by anticipating what they will need.
Anticipating an international outcry, the government actively sought out helpful voices overseas.
Later, he spells Turner's importance out: 'This guy was a revolutionary, anticipating the impressionists and 20th-century art – anticipating Rothko probably – and yet he was timeless".
Anticipating major flooding, the city's mayor, Gregor Robertson, has called on the British Columbia province and federal governments to assist in preparing and financing flood adaptation projects.
"The US government cannot expect to have one model that it follows without anticipating that the rest of the world will follow that model," Smith says.
I had my own canvas room and a proper bed, and was anticipating a good night's sleep after cycling about 50 miles, but regretted not having built up the wood-burning stove before going to bed, as it was freezing cold.
A song about anticipating one's emotions when 70 years old, thereby appealing to anyone under 70.
Labor colleagues have been anticipating the resignation of the former foreign minister Bob Carr since Labor's election defeat on 7 September.
Carroll had been anticipating his Liverpool team-mate would know precisely where he wanted it.
Meanwhile, crews were anticipating the possibility of more lightning strikes while battling a lightning-sparked wildfire in Mendocino County about 200 miles south-west of the Klamath blazes.
The better than expected GDP reading (analysts were on average anticipating a mere 0.1% rise) means ECB looks even less likely to announce any further measures to boost growth until it can assess the impact of the additional €1 trillion of liquidity it already plans to inject into the economy.
