Sentence examples for expect someone else from inspiring English sources

It is very hard for anyone to live up to another person's expectations, and when you have expectations and expect someone else to fulfill them, you are setting yourself up for a fall.

Like, if someone turns abruptly, you expect someone else to be in the next cut.

If you won't, should you really expect someone else to do it for you?

I don't expect someone else to have to live through the day I have just had.

You can't have actors as good as Aidan and Russell and Lenora and Sinead and Jason, and not expect someone else to notice".

This case provides an opportunity to say what's obvious: it's wrong to expect someone else to support you for life when the terms of the relationship change.

It was Chilton, even though Will was "expecting someone else", that told Will that Hannibal knew how to cut him so as not to kill him.

And by focusing, I don't mean writing down a number and expecting someone else to make that number happen — a dodge known in the trade as a "magic asterisk".

Garofalo thought that his generation needed to be inspired and then let down by Obama in order to realize that they had always expected someone else to do the heavy lifting.

Our suite - yes, yes, suite (marble bathroom, woody dressing rooms, oil paintings, swaggy drapes, neoclassical furniture, rococo pouffes) - is so splendid it looks as if it was expecting someone else.

"You had 10 franchisees who had paid money to follow someone else's system and who expected someone else, me in this case, to do the work for them," said Mr. Burris, a former director of advertising and media sales at the International Franchise Association.