Sentence examples for expect retaliation from inspiring English sources
The attacks were intended to say: 'If you mess with us, you can expect retaliation.' ".
Atheists, homosexuals and others may well expect retaliation for expressing their views openly online.
One should expect retaliation for the latest wave of Middle East violence".
Expect retaliation, though possibly not as forceful as it would be if Tony Gallagher were still Telegraph editor.
"With that kind of attack, it seems logical it would not stop there and that you would expect retaliation," he said, but would not speculate on whether the violence was more likely locally.
We are working with members of Congress to get the budget passed". An oil industry lobbyist critical of the budget approach warned Democrats, including Reid, to expect retaliation at the ballot box in November 2010 if they bypass regular order to move the cap-and-trade bill.
Mets players said they expected retaliation today, and Denny Neagle threw behind Perez in the first inning.
Years later, he said, Mr. Fhimah, angry that bomb investigators were focusing on him, said the West never expected retaliation for bombing Tripoli, Libya's capital.
According to a senior American diplomat who attended the briefing, Mattis declared that, if the Iranians attacked American forces, he was authorized to defend them — and that he expected retaliation.
Since that shootout, the police, expecting retaliation, have increased their patrols in Chinatown, but detectives in Chinatown said yesterday that it had been a quiet month in terms of gang-related violence.
