Sentence examples for because they expected a from inspiring English sources
Many people around the world still refer to South Africa's 1994 transition from apartheid to democracy as a miracle because they expected a civil war.
Tom Glavine played optimist and said the Braves are in the position they expected to be because they expected a pennant race.
"I think some of the enemies of public-service broadcasting are so noisy because they expected a natural obsolescence, some kind of retreat, and that hasn't happened," Mr. Thompson said.
Could someone sue the makers of Casablanca because they expected a happy romance in which Bogart and Bergman to stay together?
(female, age 57, on wait list) Because they expected a lengthy wait, some patients agreed to surgery before they were ready and were worried that their condition would deteriorate.
Our shameless, rapacious economic elite keep the Conservatives afloat not out of generosity, but because they expect a return.
And because they expect a one-company career, they invest most heavily in the skill they know they will need: office politics.
But the reason members of the public always approach him as if they know him, as if he is an old friend, is not because they expect a lecture on politics.
With polls showing the race extremely tight, Mr. McCain's forces believe that the larger the turnout, the better for their side, because they expect a big share of the votes from Democrats and independents in the open primary.
The incumbent trade representative, Robert B. Zoellick, has argued that other countries are reluctant to negotiate with the United States without fast track because they expect a trade deal to become snarled in efforts by members of Congress to protect their constituents.
