Sentence examples for anticipated the decision from inspiring English sources

The city seems to have anticipated the decision.

Carlton House attracted support for Sunday's Classic on Wednesdayas punters anticipated the decision by his connections.

The most respected synthesis is that of John of Damascus (c. 675 749), whose defense of icon veneration also anticipated the decision of the seventh ecumenical council (Nicaea II, 787).

A panel accompanying a report on the search for a Scottish poet laureate, the makar, anticipated the decision of the judges of the 2010 TS Eliot prize, due on 24 January.

While it later became apparent that some committee members anticipated the decision before the meeting, lawyers for the governor, sitting in the front row as spectators, clearly were not prepared for it.

Across the country, state officials and representatives of the casino industry greeted the ruling with something like glee, nowhere more than in New Jersey, which anticipated the decision and had been prepared to quickly take advantage of it.

Anticipating the decision was like girding for a verdict on the movement itself.

It anticipates the decision of the general judgment and thus deprives of its significance the notion of the Last Judgment.

By Jeannie Suk Gersen April 27, 2018 Anticipating the decision in Bill Cosby's retrial for sexual-assault charges was like girding for a verdict on the #MeToo movement itself.

Anticipating the decision in Cosby's retrial for sexual-assault charges was like girding for a verdict on the #MeToo movement itself.

By Monday, demonstrators had left the streets, and the standoff between the president and judiciary appeared to come to a close — as the nation anticipates the decision of the European Court of Justice.