Sentence examples for anticipated day from inspiring English sources

It has always been an eagerly anticipated day trip on my yearly visits to friends in Winslow, Ariz.

Nobody knows or could know, in those timeless regions, when this custom began, but it has become a fixture in the great year of the All: It seems that the patiently anticipated day will never come, but come it does, precisely on time, and the Tea Party takes place.

No one could have anticipated Monday's market meltdown.

White House strategists anticipated Tuesday's outcome by distancing Obama from Wisconsin's toxic battle.

The Mississippi River, swollen from heavy spring rain and a winter of heavy snow a thousand miles north, crested in New Orleans and Baton Rouge a couple of feet lower than anticipated Monday.

While the market already anticipated Friday's default, it affects the credibility of a territory grappling with $70bn in public debt, economist Jose Villamil warned.

DATA WATCH Further evidence of weakness in the housing market is anticipated Tuesday, when building permits and housing starts for November are reported.

Despite calls for evacuation, people who remained in Galveston were finding the storm to be more than they anticipated Saturday morning.

Mr. Fox said that delays and other traffic problems that were anticipated Monday because of the tunnel entrance's closing were kept to a minimum.

Scientists had eagerly anticipated Wednesday's data release since June, when Kepler scientists issued their first list of some 300 stars that were suspected of harboring planets but held back another 400 for study.

Speaking before her highly anticipated Sunday afternoon set, Parton said she was so excited about performing at the festival she had written a special song about the Glastonbury mud.