Sentence examples for anticipated like from inspiring English sources

And he'd anticipated "like, normal pilot clothing".

The development of Reynolds, 22, an explosive and intuitive surfer from Ventura, Calif., has been anticipated like that of few others in the sport in recent years.

The no-hoper from the Pavilion End had become irresistible from the Radcliffe Road End, just as we had not anticipated — like Finn's wickets and Steve Smith's late runs.

Twenty thousand people set out to watch the final day of the third Test and were turned away, and the final Test at The Oval was anticipated like no match before in this country.

If Johnson was speaking for his craft, what, exactly, was he saying about Clemens, whose turn to pitch -- and, more important, to hit -- against the Mets at Shea Stadium Saturday is being anticipated like Yasir Arafat stepping out to lunch in Tel Aviv?

But in rural Maine on the opening day of deer season — an event anticipated like a national holiday in some parts of the country — it is obvious that the gap separating hunters and nonhunters isn't necessarily about guns, or even animals.

Some thought they were Donald Trump supporters, and really backed Jeb Bush, or anticipated liking Ted Cruz and really preferred Marco Rubio.

"There were so many things I didn't anticipate — like, how much should I be responsible financially?

We are holding our 2015 forecast which anticipates like for like sales growing by 3.5% and margins falling 85 basis points to 7.35%.

"When both our schools and corporate sites are fully operational on the new network, we anticipate like for like savings of £175,000 per year in addition to the greater flexibility offered by the new infrastructure".

That is yet another consequence of the Iraq war that the Bush administration failed to anticipate, like the uncontrolled postwar looting, the delays in restoring water and electricity, the ambushes of American soldiers and the sabotage of infrastructure.