Sentence examples for anticipated visitor from inspiring English sources

Decorative ribbons are draped on nearby buildings and welcome banners are everywhere as the majority Christian country prepares for the arrival of a very famous and highly anticipated visitor: Pope Francis.

They expected to meet snobs, and the villagers anticipated visitors like Catherine Tate's northern nanny (the sketch of the middle-class family in panic at the idea of someone from Sunderland).

Lucy Brotman, the museum's education director, whose department played an active role in the $1 million, four-year reinstallation project, said: "We tried to anticipate visitors' questions.

She keeps organized with spreadsheets, in- and out-boxes and sign-out sheets, but Hayes' deep knowledge of the horse industry allows her to anticipate visitors' needs.

She anticipated a visitor's most obvious question: the key to her longevity.

Planners had anticipated two million visitors over two days, and the vast crowds on Sunday suggested that their expectations would be met, the police said.

The barristers of Middle Temple, anticipating increased visitor numbers to their quiet haven of courtyards and gardens near the landing of the proposed bridge, have strongly opposed the scheme.

The latest figures from British Cycling, the sport's governing body, suggest that some 2 million people are cycling at least once a week, an increase of 200,000 on a year ago, and the London Bike Show is anticipating record visitor numbers when it opens at the ExCel centre this week 17 200 January, thelondonbikeshow.co.uk).

The Chamber of Commerce, shared with neighboring Anthony, N.M., is anticipating 10,000 visitors.

The company also anticipates that visitors will eventually be able to customize their entire day, knowing in advance when to board rides, see attractions and eat a meal.

"The report anticipates repeat visitors bringing yet more income into the district in the years to come".