Sentence examples for anticipated the prospect from inspiring English sources

McCallum said Gittany would have anticipated the prospect that he would fly into a rage if ever she were to leave him.

Until recently Tim Hibbert, 35, a mature student at Barking and Dagenham College, was eagerly anticipating the prospect of a new career as an electrician.

Sterling soared to $1.6921, its highest rate against the US dollar since August 2009, as traders anticipate the prospect of an earlier interest rate rise.

This week Erdogan has been loudly anticipating the prospect of PKK disarmament and making disparaging remarks about the Kurds, hardly the behaviour of someone seeking to build trust across the communal divide.

And yet, Mrs. Clinton's selection has electrified a diplomatic world where officials can now anticipate the prospect of sitting across a conference table from a former American first lady and presidential candidate, with all of the drama that is attached to the Clinton story.

Let's just call them 'entangled.' The secret's poster claimed to have kissed two female colleagues, and was anticipating the prospect of a similar threesome landing in his own private life.

While Mr. Pellicano briefly chatted with the judge about how to testify, I'm sure that Mr. Saunders was busy anticipating the prospect of turning Mr. Pellicano into a human pinata on cross-examination.

Coming at the opening of the fall campaign season, the South Carolina forum had been anticipated for the prospect of clashes between Mr. Perry and Mr. Romney.

This was an ominous beginning, and I remember feeling saddened that a holiday I had anticipated with the prospect of pleasure in mind should have started so unpleasantly.

Traffic on the opened section was much lower than anticipated, and the prospects of building the rest of the canal dwindled, as profits were minimal.

Bejar had anticipated the confusion.