Sentence examples similar to an expected question from inspiring English sources

I expected questions, but aside from an occasional yes or no from me, Ms. Calkins did all the talking.

Mr. Obama told reporters that he expected questions about his experience and qualifications.

"The first time I was walking to the post office here, a police officer said, 'Hello!' And I was expecting questions, an interrogation – the way it would be in Paris – and no, it was just to say hello.

Expect: questions on a second Scottish referendum; disputes over that £350m figure; Tory leadership speculation; some sort of joke from Johnson about being the only man on the stage as if that isn't (reversed) absolutely the normal state of affairs for every single woman in politics.

It turns out the Supreme Court last Friday addressed a letter to Bright and Georgia's deputy attorney general telling them to expect questions on a rather involved procedural issue for which neither party really had much time to prepare.

In any case it compares favorably with the 2006 HRS response rates to an expected stock returns question, to which 24%% of households did not respond, suggesting how unfamiliar the stock market is for many households.

If any presidential administration is going to put the Secy. of State in a photo-op - they should expect questions.

"I was expecting questions about how I would handle myself in a variety of situations".

Expect questions about his experience in Merseyside.

Expect questions about immigration and other Latino-related issues.

Coe can also expect questions on his association with Nike.