Sentence examples for expectation of course from inspiring English sources

If you arrive at the rehearsal full of hope and expectation, of course you are disappointed.

The expectation, of course, is that the companies, eager to be in place to pump oil one day, ultimately will go along with what the kingdom offers.

His expectation, of course, is that the Socialist Party's candidate, François Hollande, will then have an easier path to the presidency in the May 6 runoff.

The expectation, of course, is that Tit-for-Tat will prove victorious, as it did in Axelrod's large tournament.

"Ours is slightly different - we have our own expectation, of course - but the outside expectation is lesser so on Burnley than them boys who are up there now".

"There was high expectation, of course, having done so well to get here, to have forced the replay, to have come back here to the Stadium of Light where, outside of Arsenal, who got a couple of late goals on us, we have done pretty well".

Such expectations, of course, are what he aims to cultivate.

Expectations, of course, do not always pan out.

The danger of high expectations, of course, is that they can be all the more devastatingly dashed.

Many of them come with ridiculous expectations, of course, but I am not sure that anyone deserves this treatment.

She outdid his expectations, of course, and they became fast friends and the co-authors of one of running's most memorable episodes.