Sentence examples for anticipated scene from inspiring English sources

The worst instance of this comes in the anticipated scene with Miss Moneypenny.

That's the anticipated scene inside Brookhaven National Lab's Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC), a new accelerator coming online this fall that will attempt to simulate the hot, dense quark-gluon plasma that existed just after the big bang (Science, 20 August, p. 1194).

Although the scene featuring the three was short, it was one of the most highly anticipated scenes in the film.

Once this is revealed, you may anticipate scenes of Christian consorting with international outlaws and leading a glamorous double life.

She said one 3-year-old could anticipate scenes in "Mary Poppins" but had little idea of the story being told, let alone the themes being expressed.

Indoor cycling soon became a fitness mainstay, but he could hardly have anticipated the scene today.

Fox said that while filming her highly anticipated kissing scene with Seyfried that Seyfried was "extremely uncomfortable" but that she herself was not.

But neither those arranging it nor those rejecting it can fully have anticipated the scenes at polling stations: police in riot gear beating peaceful protesters with batons, dragging voters out by the hair or throwing them down stairs, firing rubber bullets to disperse crowds – even striking at Catalan firefighters and jostling with Catalan police.

Linklater, Coltrane, and Hawke had started spitballing dialogue a year earlier, though they'd begun anticipating the scene years before that.

My entire life I'd been holding my breath, anticipating a scene of mind-shattering horror that simply never arrived.

The Guardian and the FT seem to anticipate a scene where digital first means digital only – where the print version has died.