Sentence examples similar to anticipation of achievement from inspiring English sources
The Mumbai crowd, who were packed into the Wankhede Stadium in anticipation of Tendulkar's achievement, were left stunned as their idol came so close to the feat that has been expected of him since the World Cup earlier this year.
Self-esteem, a global and complex concept, is comprised of both appraisal of self-worth based on personal achievements and anticipation of evaluation by others [ 1, 2].
His artistic philosophy gave priority to what may be called "emotional progression"—i.e., the establishment of an immediate rapport with the audience through the anticipation and eventual achievement of catharsis.
The interview took place at the Locarno Film Festival, where Golan received a career-achievement award; in anticipation of publishing the whole interview soon, Sotinel offers a few intriguing snippets, including this one, about Jean-Claude Van Damme: I discovered him in a French restaurant in Hollywood; he was a waiter.
States must set standards of achievement.
Proof of achievement," he writes.
That is changing, in a modest way, as the result of a United States Air Force colonel's inspired campaign and in anticipation of next year's centennial celebration of the Amundsen-Scott achievements.
In anticipation of the I.P.O.
