Sentence examples similar to expectantly awaited from inspiring English sources
"We don't need much of an excuse to have a good time at the Chiefs," says the 6ft 5in forward, expectantly awaiting the arrival of Leicester on Sunday.
So they give high-minded speeches, zone land for "science parks", offer tax-breaks and other incentives to firms and then sit expectantly awaiting "innovation".
But in 1478 Botticelli finished Primavera, the first major project on a mythological theme for a thousand years, and by 1554 Titian completed a very different version of Danae - commissioned by a Cardinal, no less - where she expectantly awaits her union with Zeus in what is a nakedly sexual pose.
Two years after the president signed the Affordable Care Act, the justices of the Supreme Court are poised to weigh in with their opinions about the far-reaching act, with people across the country expectantly awaiting the outcome of the legal challenge.
The girl's mother looked at me expectantly, as if awaiting an intervention, a correction.
Childe Hassam's "The East Window" depicts a standing woman looking expectantly toward the light, as if she is awaiting some kind of change.
In one, a huge moon hangs whitely and expectantly in the black of the night sky, almost awaiting the arrival of a witch on a broomstick.
