Sentence examples for ever anticipated that from inspiring English sources

"But I never, ever anticipated that this would become anything like this".

Ivan was a disastrously bad ruler, in part because no one had ever anticipated that he would rule.

As with so many recent primaries, no one — here or elsewhere — ever anticipated that Indiana's presidential primary would matter much.

And I don't think anyone ever anticipated that they would have to deal with an emergency of this kind.

I'm not sure if my mother, thrilled when I decided to study law, ever anticipated that this would involve me spending weeks in court live-tweeting about fisting and how best to stick metal rods down one's penis.

"I don't think any of us ever anticipated that we would get 11 additional entries or new requests for entries, of whom probably five or six you could say were serious without detailed investigation," Mosley had said.

I don't think I could ever anticipate that because even on "True Detective" I had no idea it was going to get that kind of response.

Did you ever anticipate that you were going to get published when you started writing The Catalyst?

Trescothick was a high-class opening batsman whose true value was perhaps appreciated only when he had gone; Yardy would not object to the suggestion that he is a limited player who has achieved more than he ever anticipated and that, at 30, his England career must surely be over.

Santulli anticipated that problem from the beginning.

"We're seeing multimillion-dollar foreclosures and short sales that no one ever anticipated in New York City".