Sentence examples for because you expect a from inspiring English sources

"London seven years ago seemed more normal because you expect a capital city to host the Tour but Leeds, you know, it's quite random for the Tour de France.

"You do it because you expect a return".

The Spurs manager admitted it had been hard to hear about Leicester's win from earlier in the day, "because always you expect a different result," but he was delighted at the character that his players showed.

"Because then you expect a yes or no answer.

Haines has never thought of the past 20 years as a career, "because it sounds like you expect a pension or something".

This may be because of your expectations: if you expect a treatment to work, it may be more likely to.

"I think too many times people are so quick to jump into a deal that they kind of forget to do their own homework, to make sure what appears to be happening actually is, versus going along with the ride because you expect to get a deal".

You kind of get comfortable with it because you expect it to happen after a while.

The octagon of the Powder Box is a typical Romanesque shape — you can see it in the ruined tower itself — and yet its angles work in unprecedented tension with those on the hexagonal bell tower, which, because you expect it also to be an octagon, ends up feeling mysteriously sharper and stranger — and ever newer — as you move around it.

"You almost feel like not going out because you expect criticism and it makes you retreat a little.

Too much negativity may lead to an intensification of your problems because you expect things to go wrong.