Sentence examples for but it anticipated from inspiring English sources

But it anticipated another growing trend circa 2004: the burgeoning marriage of indie and electro music, which had its home in labels such as Ed Banger (Paris), clubs such as Trash (London) and in Sydney with the Bang Gang DJs.

ScotRail, which operates all Scotland's domestic train services, said final details of amended timetables would not be confirmed until later this week but it anticipated running very few services on 25 and 26 May.

JD said the deal would lead to a "minor reduction" in its earnings in the year to January 28 but it anticipates the following year's figures will not be materially affected.

"Not only is it one of the great 19th-century French landscape paintings, but it anticipates so many modern pictures".

It's a slight drawing, but it anticipates the later work for which Davis is celebrated: the snappy compositions -- tied together by ingenious linearities -- cued by neon signs, billboards, rushing traffic, the beat of jazz and other elements by which he so deftly conveyed the cacophony of modern life.

No dates have been set by the winding-up board for further distributions but it anticipates the recovery process will run until about 2018.

"I do not fear it but I anticipate it," she said.

For its part, the ATSDR said this week that the review it started in 2015 "is not complete" but that it anticipates a draft glyphosate toxicological profile to be issued for public comment by the end of this year.

But it clearly anticipated the din outside.

But it is anticipated that the two sides will come to an agreement next week.

But it is anticipated that the panel will suggest that should a museum be authorized by the government, most of the financing could be raised privately.