This moment had been anticipated for Hall for his entire life by his father, Gary Hall Sr., who competed in three Olympic swim meets, won two silvers and a bronze, carried the flag for the United States at the opening of the 1976 Montreal Games and held his toddler son aloft on the pool deck after one of his races.
Given the prestigious awards and prominent engagements she has earned overseas, the poise, confidence and technical acumen she showed at Weill Recital Hall were anticipated.
Mr. Leno proved to be much stronger in the ratings than Mr. Hall had anticipated, and Mr. Letterman's subsequent move to CBS took away a host of stations that had carried Mr.
Beethoven's later symphonies were composed "almost as though he anticipated the large, reverberant halls that would be built in the next half-century," Dr. Beranek wrote in his book "Concert and Opera Halls: How They Sound" (Acoustical Society of America, 1996).
Hall-Fast Industrial Supplies currently has 35% of its sales as exports – and Hall anticipates that this will reach 50%.
This would suggest that most GDPs chose separators only when they anticipated difficulty in fitting the Hall PMC.
Not since the Metropolitan Opera House opened its doors in 1966 has a new hall in New York been so anticipated.
Tate Modern receives five million visitors a year — more than any other museum of contemporary art — and few exhibitions are as publicly anticipated, and as eagerly dissected, as its Turbine Hall commission.
The Octavia Hill Society website states that with a community hall, and soundly maintained attractive houses, Hill here anticipated the fundamental ingredients of town planning by some 15 years.
The Columbia Spectator quoted her as saying that Dining Services was "going through product faster than anticipated" because students were filling cups with Nutella in one dining hall and taking "full jars" from another.
Through no doing of the Ensemble ACJW, its concert on Friday night at Zankel Hall took on a newsier aspect than might have been anticipated.
