Sentence examples for expect the book from inspiring English sources

Wollstonecraft even pokes fun at readers who expect the book to conform to their romantic expectations and desires: If my readers would excuse the sportiveness of fancy, and give me credit for genius, I would go on and tell them such tales as would force sweet tears of sensibility to flow in copious showers down beautiful cheeks, to the discomposure of rouge, &c.

When can we expect the book?

"I didn't expect the book to sell in the first place.

What I didn't expect the book to give me, however, was the good and the bad of the relationship.

As the train eases into the final station, one might expect the book to assume a tragic arc.

With an ironic title like The Good Immigrant, one would expect the book to be a polyphonic spree, an opportunity for heretical and deviant positions to be articulated.

"I hardly expected the book itself to be successful".

He had expected the book to be published posthumously.

I never expected the book to be published.

He said he expected the book to take about three years to complete.

Barnesandnoble.com says it expects the book to be available June 6.