Sentence examples for anticipated late from inspiring English sources

Nadal meets Roger Federer in Tuesday's eagerly anticipated late match at 2000 GMT, with Federer knowing a win will guarantee him a place in the semi-finals, while Nadal will definitely advance if he succeeds in straight sets.

Byron Browne anticipates late (figurative) Jackson Pollock in a small 1947 work painted in black over jewel-like colors.

Claudius Civilis towers above them, one empty eye-socket gaping in the darkness, a monstrous figure anticipating late Goya.

The airline anticipates "late starts" on Tuesday at seven airports, including Bradley International, Boston Logan, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Columbus and Dayton, with Chicago O'Hare also impacted.

Homebuilder Hovnanian Enterprises posted a wider loss than analysts anticipated late yesterday.

Who could have anticipated how late it had got, so early?

As MTV has successfully anticipated the latest youth trends, VH1 -- geared to people between the ages of 18 and 49 -- has struggled to adjust from baby boomers, who originally tuned to it, to Generation X'ers, who have graduated to it from MTV.

Guidelines and educational sessions for general practitioners and other caregivers are needed to explain late cardiac risks and to better anticipate on late effects after cancer treatment [77,78].

In some the artist cut out crisp arabesque shapes, suggesting multicultural layering that seems to anticipate the late 20th-century work of Phillip Taaffe.

In particular, when anticipating a late arrival of the entrant, the incumbent should upgrade to the next generation earlier.

(In suggesting that the problems in philosophy can be cured by attending to 'ordinary language', he clearly anticipates the late Wittgenstein).