Sentence examples for expect the hottest from inspiring English sources

You might expect the hottest stocks to come from the smallest companies, but that's not the recent pattern.

Diners who expect the hot or cold lobster rolls ($9.95) to be chunks of meat with tartar sauce in a squared-off hot dog roll will be surprised to be served a tiny open-faced sandwich on the bottom half of a small hamburger bun, topped with a few specks of creamed lobster.

In on-chip applications, one cannot expect the hot spot to be always right on top of a TFTC.

If the formation of planetary systems and the slowing down of stellar rotation both arise from the existence of solar nebulae, then we should expect the hot stars which dissipate their solar nebulae and do not form planets to rotate faster.

No, expect the hot microblogger (20 billion pageviews a month) to be prime real estate for brands and celebrities.

The voice on the line told her she shouldn't expect the hot meal she'd been eating every Saturday for the past several years.

However, we did expect the hot stimulus to significantly reduce the perceived intensity of the IBA-evoked sensation because we anticipated that it would neutralize the IBA-cooling component.

"We are expecting the hottest day of this whole stretch," Meier said.

It was not what I'd expected, the hot mixture I'd helped beat on the stove now cold and slippery, but you devoured bowl after bowl; your mother finally put it away, fearing that you would get a stomach ache.

We considered the downtime in minutes over a period of one month, and the following values were obtained: (1) 193.99 min, (2) 93.05 min, (3) 120.88 min, and (4) 108.60 min. As expected, the hot-standby mechanisms had the lowest downtime in relation to the other configurations, followed by warm, cold and finally the configuration without redundancy.

As expected, the hot mustards showed the lowest contents and the mild mustards the highest ones.