Sentence examples for anticipated will from inspiring English sources

But Hewitt, who has already forestalled his exit for longer than anyone could have anticipated, will not go quietly.

These fragments of the Euro-American canon Dvorak and Seidl anticipated will never supplant the European big guns.

One likely cost of any settlement — beyond the significant penalties already anticipated — will be some form of corporate monitor to ensure HSBC has adequate compliance measures in place.

Her side-of-stage look on Saturday night is much anticipated: will she eschew wellies for Louboutins, as Bey did when she watched Jay Z six years ago?

Click here to view the gallery Most anticipated will be the sale of Saying Grace, which appeared on 24 November 1951 and four years later was voted a readers' favourite in an Evening Post poll.

One of the chief features which, it is anticipated, will make a special appeal to European nations, is the temporary limitation placed upon armament and war preparations and the prohibition of mobilization by the disputing nations pending arbitration.

Both books, I anticipate, will relate dazzling close observation to the larger politics of the environment.

That's exactly what I anticipate will happen at the next election.

What changes do you anticipate will occur based on current environmental conditions and/or local developments?

"Let's say it's 33 runs [that the market anticipates will be scored during the 10-over 'bracket'].

The researchers have made a prototype cellphone camera that they anticipate will be the model for future products.