Sentence examples for expect that after from inspiring English sources

I'd expect that — after a storm like this one — things would already be pretty messy.

You'd expect that, after years of training, the pros would have a more disciplined conversation with their inner selves (more "I got this" than "I am falling apart and watching myself fall apart and watching myself watch myself fall apart")., but then again, in their case, so much more is at stake, plus lights, cameras, Oprah.

When I followed the boxer Zou Shiming through competitions in the runup to the Beijing Olympics, ("The Boxing Rebellion," February 8 , 2008, I came to expect that, after each fight, he would climb through the ropes, chest heaving, still drenched in sweat, to greet Chinese sports officials with two-handed shakes.

This result, however, may be driven by policy issues as one would expect that (after controlling for having a common language) a past colonial relationship only affects migration through a special treatment by destination countries in terms of immigration policy.

You can expect that, after a trial run in its initial markets, Airbnb will look to make last-minute booking and weekend getaways a core part of its app in many other cities to come.

So you would expect that, after that phalloplasty operation, I'd be forever living on cloud nine.

And I'd expect that going after top engineering talent will be a part of that effort.

In the investigated case, we expect that directly after deposition we deal with amorphous Si nanoparticles embedded in a disordered oxide matrix.

"Yeah, you've got to expect that, they'll go after me," Cabrera said.

One might naturally expect that the after-effects would cut deep into the national psyche and endure.

Other guests expected at that after-party include Hathaway and the Dinner's official emcee, Wanda Sykes.