Sentence examples for anticipated correctly from inspiring English sources
Smiley anticipated correctly what we would find.
The only way he could have hit that ball, Stanton said later, was if he had anticipated correctly, and he did.
No doubt he anticipated — correctly — that the opinion would become one more weapon in the arsenal of opponents who charged him with supporting "negro equality".
Robredo passed or forced a volley error 20 times, including a handful of times when Robredo anticipated correctly then ripped a passing shot by a surprised Federer.
The future of film, he anticipated, correctly in terms of the 1980s, would mirror the desecration that had befallen the west - a plundering by greedy prospectors, a homogenisation of the medium, "an endless stream of sequels and look-alikes".
I didn't anticipate correctly the "loss" to which the blurb refers, a loss that threatens to overwhelm Eileen.
Every defensive coordinator pored over tape of the Wildcat this off-season, anticipating — correctly — that more teams would incorporate it.
He is usually incoherent, often wrong, and right only when describing the play that just took place, never anticipating correctly.
The scale analysis of tree-in-solid heat transfer anticipates correctly the key features of the thermal performance of the architecture.
Victorian houses may have more mystery but I like the strong geometry of the Greek Revival, the fact that you can read it from outside and anticipate correctly what's inside.
Passengers flocked to Ryanair and its rival easyJet, which embarked on similar aggressive discounting.The reaction of the big, established network carriers in Europe and America was quite the opposite: they slashed capacity by 15-20%, anticipating (correctly) a slump in their passenger numbers.
