Sentence examples for anticipated final from inspiring English sources

De Rosario was pulled out for Silva on 75 mins as United set themselves for an anticipated final siege.

The highly anticipated final poll from The Register was released, and it had some surprising news: Mr. Obama appeared to have widened his lead over his Democratic rivals, with Mrs. Clinton coming in second and Mr. Edwards a close third.

And as Downton Abbey returns to screens for its highly anticipated final series this weekend, so does the annual Sunday-night television showdown that signals the beginning of autumn.

Land sales are expected to bring in £100m, down from £250m in the 2007 budget.The ODA's anticipated final cost is £7.2 billion, but the agency may have to find another £147m to operate the park.

He dropped just one set in seven matches and did not lose any against Federer in the semifinals or against Andy Murray in Sunday night's hotly anticipated final, which Djokovic turned into a 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 rout.

In 1999 he starred with his then-wife, Nicole Kidman, in the highly anticipated final film of director Stanley Kubrick, Eyes Wide Shut (1999), an examination of marital fidelity that drew mixed reviews.

Scott said he does not anticipate final decisions being made Friday, but that he was hopeful a direction will be charted.

Mr. Bush has also been anticipating the final "last" — his last day as president.

What has taken over is not – as some commentators gleefully anticipated – the final victory of non-text-based, site-specific, performance theatre devised by actors.

Standing between the ancient and the modern, I anticipated the final result, and spoke to metro representatives for an article I was writing on the subject.

And to help conclude the prestigious event, which is hailed as the 'Oscars of the travel industry,' award-winning actress Vivica A. Fox hosted the highly anticipated Grand Final Gala Ceremony.