Sentence examples for anticipated for a while from inspiring English sources

The move has been discussed and anticipated for a while now, and results from a trend begun with the addition of other tech giants including Microsoft and Intel back at the turn of the millennium.

The move has been discussed and anticipated for a while now, and results from a trend begun with the addition of other tech giants including Microsoft and Intel back at the turn of the millennium.

The mobile OS has been anticipated for a while now, but this is the first we've heard of a specific street date, so now you know when you can actually get your hands on Microsoft's latest hotness.

The fantasy industry is circling the wagons, determined to head off what some observers have anticipated for a while now: the end of the party.

The bigger bitcoin businesses have been anticipating this for a while, so I don't think it will affect them.

I've been anticipating this for a while," said Peter Lewis, who bought phones for himself and his wife at a Sprint store in Chicago, where some 45 people were in line when the doors opened at 8 a.m. on Saturday.

"We've been anticipating it for a while, so hopefully this game will be the game were we can get the win and and move on from there.

Even before receiving the results of the M.R.I. test, the Yankees anticipated losing him for a while, and they recalled the utility player Kevin Russo from Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

People have been anticipating these changes for a while.

"I'm anticipating being slow for a while," he said of his first-time effort to sweep out everything.

Ali Zelenko, a spokeswoman for Time, said in a statement that the magazine "has been anticipating this possibility for a while and we are preparing plans to continue timely delivery of the magazine to our subscribers".