Several on the board stressed that their membership should not be seen as an endorsement, but surely they could have anticipated lines like this Religion News Report lead: "Evangelical leaders have made their concerns about Donald Trump loud and clear.
Beyond this, the museum is anticipating planetarium lines so long that astronomical lecturers are being hired to entertain standees with impromptu talks on science and space.
Listening to him speak, Americans chuckled inappropriately, anticipating "laugh lines where there were none"; Mandela's "formality, precision, and seriousness," Finnegan wrote, revealed "just how much we as a nation have come to regard politics as a form — a vulgar, usually boring form — of entertainment".
In the chorale, Bach has the violin play an obbligato part to the four-part setting of the voices and separates the lines by interludes, with the trumpet anticipating the line to follow.
Gray anticipates both lines of argument.
Anticipating that line of attack, Mr. Obama also proclaimed that his nominee would be someone "who is dedicated to the rule of law, who honors our constitutional traditions, who respects the integrity of the judicial process and the appropriate limits of the judicial role".
On Friday, Fowler lost his balance and fell onto the ice from the bench while anticipating a line change in a game against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
As anticipated, several lines on social media are showing that many young people are dipping into self-harm as a way of coping with, or even trying to prevent Zayn's departure.
Carol always paused after one of her clever lines, anticipating laughter from an audience, it seemed.
From The New York Times, April 15: "The president had anticipated the line of inquiry at the news conference.
