Sentence examples for but always expected from inspiring English sources

He is the long delayed but always expected something that we live for".

Read on, if you dare: "The gentleman caller arrives representing the long-delayed but always expected something we live for that will come into our lives and change everything".

But always "expecting the unexpected" also can cause a siege mentality.

In that regard, the Hill standoffs over the years are similar to two siblings beating each other up in the backyard but always expecting their mother to step out on the porch and tell them, "You better stop before somebody gets hurt".

Generally, most people are anywhere from 5-15 minutes late to appointments, but always expect others to be on time.

Check the local weather the day before you leave to get an idea of how to pack, but always expect at least one cold night, one hot day, and rain.

But Scott always expected to win.

But I always expected it to be some type of terrorist attack.

The trainees were signed up for 35 hours a week but were always expected to do overtime.

After Froome's brilliant ride to Ax 3 Domaines in stage eight it had seemed like the Tour was already decided, but Brailsford always expected tough days to come".This notion that we just turn up and win easily isn't something that sits well with us," Brailsford said.

The only thing that cooled investor fervor was a statement from Motorola that it never really expected to sell 100 million handsets but had always expected to ship between 80 million and 85 million units.