Sentence examples for anticipating an answer from inspiring English sources

Stylistically, too, the old tics and tricks emerge: names (such as He, the King's Chinese mistress, or Love, his butler) that hover between the seriousness of allegory and an excuse for bad jokes ('He touched him and he touched He'; 'If you would, Love'); italics that are chiselled into his prose, urgently leaning forward as if anticipating an answer to questions like 'What used to be funny?..

"He did come back and say that he anticipates an answer one way or the other in a couple months," Fallin said after the governors met with Obama.

Theatergoers new to "Moon" might anticipate a New England answer to "Tobacco Road".

"We anticipate a prompt answer and do not see any further barriers arising," said Walter Reiser, the Paraguayan representative on the commission.

Anticipate a response to the written appeal.

"If you would ask me, do I anticipate a stoppage, the answer is no, and I certainly don't hope we will have one," Fehr said.

When the curtain rises on John Lee Beatty's luxuriously realized vision of a backyard in small-town America, you may anticipate a cozy, theatrical answer to the Andy Hardy movies of the same period.

Retailers were anticipating a run.

Anticipating a disaster?

Indeed, many are anticipating a rosier future.

But 16-year-old Yuying is anticipating the answer to her own big question — what her new husband will be like.