Sentence examples for always have expected from inspiring English sources

We should always have expected a close race.

His last message, radioed to his companions, was "This is it," which makes a fitting epitaph for someone who must always have expected to keep an appointment with death every time he got into the air.

"This was always going to be conditions-driven," he said, noting that he always had expected it would take until fall to establish security across much of the city.

And you'll say, "Well, XYZ almost always happens; you should have expected that".

By their own standards of the past and in comparison with other companies today, the Kirov's men are weak technically and do not always have the expected elegant line.

Modulation of individual snRNAs did not always have the expected outcome on SMN2 exon 7 splicing.

Participants reported feeling hope, confidence, and a sense of responsibility for their treatment during the process, although the treatments did not always have the expected outcome.

With animals, Ms. Wallace said, "you always have to expect the unexpected".

We have to be heads-up, and we always have to expect the unexpected, which is a little bit of what they did last night".

"With him you always have to expect the unexpected," said Ms. Capito, speaking on the phone from her kitchen in Charleston, W.Va., exhausted from a week of late-night talks at the Capitol.

Though popular understanding of class, community and the role of the welfare state has altered wildly in recent decades, they're still using the same language they always have and expecting it to resonate with voters.