Sentence examples for anticipated days from inspiring English sources

One of the most anticipated days in the NFL calendar has finally arrived.

Forget Christmas and Hanukkah, the most anticipated days of the year on Wall Street are spread over the next two weeks.

And people who had been willing to pay more for something scarce are anticipating days of plenty.

Eligibility requirements have tightened too, and with oil prices climbing — the average in Maine was $3.66 a gallon last week, up from $2.87 a year ago — many here are anticipating days or weeks of forgoing heat.

For instance, the lamina volume is down regulated between ZT 9 12 in anticipation of the coming subjective night, and lamina volume increases during ZT 21-0, phenotypicanticipatingating day.

In our study, compliance was measured as the proportion of days with ≥600 min of wear time over the number of anticipated collection days; our compliance rate was 92%.

For if there is a legendary classical performer whose appearances are more enthusiastically but more nervously anticipated these days than Martha Argerich, it is hard to think of one.

While not as predictable as the tides, waves can be anticipated several days in advance as they move across the sea, and they tend to be strong in winter, when demand for electricity is high.

Schoolchildren who had anticipated snow days and sledding will tell you that the weather has been disappointingly mild; in fact, since record keeping began, the park has experienced only one warmer winter, in 2001-2.

The endgame is not yet fully engaged, but the tiering of the FailWhale has produced a competition on a far more level playing field than I anticipated 34 days ago.

This week's 39th Ryder Cup is not only one of the most eagerly anticipated few days in an unforgettable sporting year but could also turn out to be one of the most thrilling editions of a contest that so seldom disappoints.