Sentence examples for almost expected that from inspiring English sources

As I neared the glass window, I almost expected that gap-toothed half-grin, a mixture of wry and pensive.

It is almost expected that many former head coaches and former players are in the running for multiyear deals.

Eventually it became that fly on the wall thing, just through knowing them so well it was almost expected that I would be there.

So it was almost expected that I would become a musician, but I would rather be playing ball than practicing piano.

"We have heard from older people that their young kids approach the TV, swipe their fingers across it and say, 'It's broken.' Today, it's almost expected that our experience is interactive.

Murray, hoping to end Britain's 77-year wait for a men's singles champion, admitted he felt it was "almost expected" that he would reach a second successive final at SW19. "I think this year has been a little bit different for me because there are a lot of expectations," said the Scot after beating the 6ft 8in Pole under the Centre Court roof.

One would almost expect that artists and movie-makers would be more comfortable with improvisation than researchers, but this doesn't seem to be the case.

"You hear so much about global warming, you almost expect that when you get to the North Pole, there will be nothing there," Mr. Brown said.

Up to 40percentt of children contract regular seasonal flu, said Dr. Nathan Litman, director of pediatric infectious diseases at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore in New York City, who added, "We almost expect that as soon as school is open we'll start seeing increased numbers".

So much so that you almost expect that he was also defeated by the British on June 18 , 1815at Waterloo.

Colombia's government said 44,000 people crossed on Saturday to buy food, medicine and cleaning products and said it expected that number to almost double on Sunday.