Sentence examples for I must expect from inspiring English sources
There are plenty of things I've learned in the past year or so of child rearing and near the top of the list is the idea that I must expect the unexpected.
To Anne she wrote, early in 1817: "If I live to be an old woman I must expect to wish I had died now, blessed in the tenderness of such a Family, & before I had survived either them or their affection".
There is too long to go, too much can change, and I must expect to have injuries.
The imprisonment severely damaged relations between the press and the Macmillan government; the New Statesmans columnist Paul Johnson warned: "[A]ny Tory minister or MP ... who gets involved in a scandal during the next year or so must expect—I regret to say the full treatment".
He wrote: "I accept that speculation, cheerful or otherwise, about the private life is something public figures must expect, but I am lucky enough to continue to enjoy the love and support of Victoria and my children, Claudia and Freddy, and to finally be at ease with myself.
"We have had reports from families of those involved in the incident that allow us to confirm that at least five Britons have been killed in this incident, but I should warn that we must expect that there will be more reports of fatalities as we establish the detail on the ground".
"He hath indeed better bettered expectation than you must expect of me to tell you how".
Is this really the kind of empowerment we must expect for victims of domestic violence who are struggling to forge new lives?
I have learned that if you give someone something then you must expect something in return.
The Knicks must expect more from him.
