Sentence examples for anticipated a call from inspiring English sources

With passions running high after the Newtown massacre, Democrats said they anticipated a call from gun rights advocates to resist emotional calls to rewrite gun laws.

"If you must go out and anticipate a call, first inform your hostess of the situation and keep your cellphone on vibrate and in your pocket or on your lap.

Anticipating a call for his services since Mississippi had seceded, Davis had sent a telegraph message to Governor John J. Pettus saying, "Judge what Mississippi requires of me and place me accordingly".

The departure of the expedition was troubled; the impending outbreak of the First World War prompted some members including Worsley, anticipating a call up to the RNR, to propose a postponement of the voyage.

Mr. Pasko, who like some experts had anticipated a not-guilty verdict, called the verdict incomprehensible.

He anticipates a deal calling for cuts in the next few years totaling $2 trillion to $3 trillion and allowing the debt ceiling to be raised before the deadline later this summer.

Mr. Follo told investors in the call that he anticipated a 40percentt drop in ad pages for the third quarter.

If she anticipated a delay, she would call up without fail and tell us how and when she would be back.

She anticipated an uproar — "December-palooza," she called it to her staff — which she hoped would diminish by January.

But the repo men anticipate a spike in calls once that time is up.

"Maybe they were anticipating a foul being called or they pressed a button by mistake, and then they restarted it.