Sentence examples for awaited with trepidation from inspiring English sources

Linehan argues that instead of arresting Chambers "a policeman on Twitter should have written to him saying 'Listen, mate, I know you're only joking but can you take that down?' The judges' appeal ruling is awaited with trepidation by Linehan.

"Certainly they will be awaited with trepidation in some quarters and with undisguised relish in others where ugly scenes are the beginning, the middle and the end of any football match.

Now we await with trepidation the anniversary exhibitions, concerts and theatrical interpretations, and we read more and more about artists and architects competing over who will design the official memorial.

RARELY have the Christmas results for Britain's supermarkets been awaited with such trepidation.

The arrival, however, of the 7 billionth person in the next few days is being awaited with growing trepidation about the devastating impact of humans on the planet.

The April jobs report, due Friday, is being awaited with all the trepidation due the arrival of the most important monthly economic statistic: a swing of 100,000 either way would alter market expectations of when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.

I await, with both hope and trepidation, the Democrats giving us something to be proud of.

They awaited his paper with trepidation, but when it arrived, on January 28 , 1953 they were delighted to find that Pauling had made the same blooper they had more than a year earlier.

EVERY Monday, opponents of Kuwait's government wait with trepidation.

Banks will await the results with trepidation, but are accustomed to the scrutiny.

My family look on with trepidation.