Sentence examples for bit of expectation from inspiring English sources

"For us there is a bit of expectation, what will the future be in France.

"This was the first time I felt a tiny bit of expectation," she says.

"There's a bit of expectation at Old Trafford, a bit less pressure away.

"We get a bit of success, a bit of expectation, sometimes a little bit of complacency and that can give you a little slap in the face.

"There was a bit of expectation and pressure but I do that to myself anyway.

This year there has been a bit of expectation and, if we're being perfectly honest, we haven't been able to live up to it so far," he added.

"There's a little bit of expectation-lowering here," said Doug Muzzio, a political-science professor at Baruch College.

Despite the good work here, "Paint," a show curated by Carol March for the Kleinert/James Arts Center, falls a bit short of expectations.

Several days later Northern Telecom reported its earnings, which were a bit ahead of expectations.

It causes a bit of pressure, this expectation to feel something right away".

Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders which represents secondary school heads, said: "The discretionary 10 days has become a bit of a cultural expectation with parents viewing it as a right in some cases.