Sentence examples for anticipated who from inspiring English sources

We have many more people than we'd anticipated who want to hear lectures and ask questions, or just spend time here, looking at art, buying a book, having coffee with a friend.

His immediate influence had been more strongly felt in literature than in painting, and after his death it was significantly the Romantics, many of whose ideas Hogarth had anticipated, who first recognized his greatness.

The design may be theatrical but it does have to attract a large audience (attendance figures of half a million in the first year, rising to 750,000, are anticipated), who will come to learn about how we can protect and care for the biosphere that we do so much to destroy.

There were relatively fewer children with burns than anticipated, who fitted the inclusion – exclusion criteria, and who were admitted to the Women's and Children's Hospital, Adelaide, during the data collection period.

Normal academic business was put on hold as students and faculty, anticipating who knew what, engaged in intense self-scrutiny.

But at the Web conference, feedback begins before events, with people criticizing stage setups and anticipating who might say what.

And as the game entered its final moments, another coin flip would have been as valid as anything else in anticipating who would come out on top.

Art's noble past and uncertain future still meet in his frayed, beautiful, hieratic surfaces, which hark back to ancient idolatries and anticipate who knows what.

Expecting an unholy war between landlord and tenants — and anticipating who would win — the couple reached an agreement to terminate their lease.

Pubs in Gibraltar's main square, Casemates, are expected to be packed with fans eagerly anticipating who their national team will face when qualifying gets under way in September.

The results have raised questions about different possibilities for anticipating who these children are prior to becoming patients in order to discuss preventive measures.