Sentence examples for expect the occasion from inspiring English sources

As you might expect, the occasion was a big one.

He has played a lot of big matches in his career so I wouldn't expect the occasion to get to him".

As Tampa Bay, Florida publication Creative Loafing reports, Sanborn yesterday got married, and as you'd expect, the occasion was an all-out Kraftwedding.

Two-thirds of us are planning to celebrate Halloween this year, with analysts Planet Retail expecting the occasion to trigger a £330m American-style spending boost for the UK economy.

Whatever the occasion, expect the usual witty originals and weird takes on Beatles songs.

It said: "In giving voice to climate change sceptics, it failed to make clear that they are a minority voice, out-of-step with the scientific consensus - which we would normally expect on the occasion when we include such viewpoints".

So many of the modern trappings have found their way into the women's game: Oxford have done their own version of Calendar Girls for charity this term, a choir called University Voices has recorded a Christmas song, and both teams have been advised what to expect of the occasion by Danielle Waterman, who was England's full-back when they won the World Cup last year.

On occasion, as one might expect, the humor is black.

He doesn't seem to have expected the anger this occasioned; by the end of the night he had apologized, and, on Monday, he was roundly abandoned by Republicans from Mitt Romney to Scott Walker.

Mr Sarkozy is expected to use the occasion officially to announce France's full return.

The trio are expected to take the occasion of the summit as an opportunity to argue in favour of the benefits of continental economic integration--particularly NAFTA.