Sentence examples for anticipated though from inspiring English sources

It had been widely anticipated, though, that it would be Carberry who was dropped with Root opening.

11.18am BST 108th over: England 334-6 (Prior 4, Jordan 16) Prior gets his first run of the day when Eranga strays down leg - he doesn't clobber it as anticipated, though, hoiking round to long leg.

Where the original Polaroids are small and precious, the scarves are large (just over 55 inches square) and dynamic, playing with light in ways the artist had never anticipated, though at around $10,000, you might think twice about actually wearing one.

Clearly both vehicles are highly anticipated, though, so comparisons will no doubt be made around workplace watercoolers from now on.

The gaming giant's New York store Twitter account just dropped the news that the eagerly anticipated (though barely seen) convertible console will open for pre-orders at the company's storefront at 9AM that same day.

Should they fail to land Atlético Madrid's Fernando Torres, then serious interest is anticipated, though Rafael Benítez has other options.

What I didn't anticipate, though, was the form in which that strength and encouragement would come.

What Dr. Abdellah did not anticipate, though, was a barrage of one of this country's more peculiar menaces: death threats by text message.

What Justice Marshall probably did not anticipate, though, was that judges in Alabama would not use their power for mercy — that they would, in fact, be even tougher than juries.

What Ms. Hearst failed to anticipate, though, was that nearly all those objects would for more than half a century be largely inaccessible to all but a handful of scholars due to less-than-optimal facilities and the faculty's tradition of viewing the collection primarily as a research tool.

What Boyd couldn't anticipate, though, was Constable Bob.