Sentence examples for doubtless expecting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Osborne had released the plan Monday morning, doubtless expecting it to be popular with voters.

Hands in suit pockets, Keane had made the walk along the touchline from the tunnel to the visitors dugout, doubtless expecting a torrent of abuse.

HAVING campaigned in poetry, Barack Obama doubtless expected to govern in prose.

Norberg put her final stone in the house, giving Sweden two scoring stones and doubtless expected Bernard to deliver her stone nearest to the button to clinch victory.

Thecentre:mk's owners demanded the right to bastardise the architecture as they saw fit, and – especially given former architecture minister Margaret Hodge's public disdain for 20th century architecture – doubtless expected easy victory.

WHEN David Cameron, the Conservative prime minister, set up the government's cost-cutting Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR), he doubtless expected noisy lobbying from the top brass: to be told, for example, that severe cuts to the defence budget could "seriously damage morale" in the armed forces, carry "grave political consequences" and "limit severely the [military] options available".

You'll doubtless be expecting busloads of old biddies down from the north peering morosely at bric-a-brac and scowling at the noisy amusement arcades on the main drag while sucking on mint imperials.

A gauntlet has been thrown down to the One Directions and Justin Biebers of this world, both of whose followings will doubtless be expecting something similar or better the next time they have a record to push.

He was reassured, as doubtless he expected to be.

Doubtless he expects his film to provoke further musing.

Even if that is now dropped, Ferrovial will still have to borrow a lot to pay for the acquisition; so BAA would doubtless be expected to crank up its business in order to help pay down some of the debt.