In Newport-Mesa Unified, we've settled upon a schedule that calls for an uninterrupted two-and-a-half month summer vacation, an annual event that parents tend to anticipate with a mixture of longing and dread.
As environmentalists continued yesterday to protest the use of pesticides, which Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has vociferously defended as the best way to prevent the spread of the virus, residents of the areas in Manhattan to be sprayed anticipated it with a mixture of relief, nervousness and nonchalance.
The existential dread Pippin feels and the doomed journey he embarks on after completing his education at the prestigious University of Padua is likely to pierce the heart of any senior anticipating commencement with a mixture of joy and dread.
Needs are anticipated, with not a beat missed.
Dressed with almost overstated understatement in a gray dress and a gray cardigan, she compared Obama to her father — "Fortunately, there is one candidate who offers that same sense of hope and inspiration" — with her mouth in a twisted half smile, as though anticipating the applause with a mixture of joy and embarrassment.
Just listen to this projected binary reaction: the article mentions "a consultant to nonprofit organizations, including Livestrong, whose father died of leukemia," with Hodgkins's disease himself, who anticipates both a mixture of professional doom and personal emotional crisis: "I'd be devastated if, because of his reputation, the foundation was hurt.
These questionnaires included positively and negatively worded statements that anticipated a mixture of positive and negative responses using a five-point Likert scale.
So far, evidence of synergism with multicomponent mixtures (in the sense of effects larger than anticipated with dose addition or independent action) awaits publication.
As in this study DNA was extracted from a tissue with a mixture of cell populations, complete homogeneity of the sequence data was not anticipated.
