Sentence examples for anticipated a day from inspiring English sources

The country and its founding fathers anticipated a day when a usurperer [sic], when the great pretender would appear.

"No one anticipated a day when potentially hundreds of thousands of residential mortgage loans would be modified," said Alison Utermohlen, an official of the Mortgage Bankers Association who has led the effort to get the accounting rules relaxed.

We've long anticipated a day when we welcome robots into our homes, as caregivers, assistants and service companions.

Not since Sarah Palin's ill-starred interview with Katie Couric has a political event so perfectly anticipated a "Saturday Night Live" satire.

Is this the first time we've ever actually anticipated a Monday?

Then, as all anticipated a Sunday meltdown, Paul Casey cut the lead to three strokes and Oosthuizen answered by driving the 350-yard nintholele and rolling in a 50-foot eagle putt.

He observed, however, that South Korea was exploring new investment opportunities in North Korea, anticipating a day of normalized commerce.

"A cleanup approach to a site that will be recycled for, say, a factory is different than if you're anticipating a day care center," he said.

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and while many of us are anticipating a day filled with romance with a special someone, others of us are dreading a holiday that only seems to serve as a glaring reminder that we're not coupled up right now.

For that reason, this Labor Day, let us celebrate the unions and worker centers, the nonprofits and social businesses, the faith-rooted organizers and grassroots activists, the politicians and civil servants, whose efforts anticipate a day when God's daily bread which is meant for all, is enjoyed equally by all.

The Padres had booked hotel rooms in Philadelphia, anticipating a Monday playoff to decide the N.L. East, followed by a division series opener against the Phillies or the Mets.