Sentence examples for expectations a day from inspiring English sources

Then he went back to his own manuscript, finishing "Great Expectations" a day early, on June 11th.

Shares in State Street lost nearly 60% of their value on January 20th as it announced large losses on bond investments (although Northern Trust, another custodian, beat expectations a day later).In the face of these losses, the natural (and logical) inclination of banks is to hold on to capital, not to run it down further by ramping up lending.

They readjusted their travels and changed their expectation to 35 miles a day of running.

Politicians struggled Wednesday to get the stalemated Northern Ireland peace effort back on track, a day after expectations of a breakthrough suffered a last-minute setback because of an arms dispute.

The concessions announced tonight allowed the participants to claim at least a sliver of progress on a day when expectations had plummeted because of a boycott by Rwanda's president, Paul Kagame.

Whether a child receives two and a half hours or six hours of kindergarten instruction a day, the expectation of mastery of core standards remains the same.

That total ranks as one of the best on record — particularly for a movie that did not benefit from premium-priced 3-D shows — but falls about 15 percent below prerelease expectations, a clear indication that Friday's mass shooting at a screening of the film in Colorado may have frightened away potential moviegoers.

U.S. employment surged for a second straight month during April, adding another 288,000 to payrolls, as jobs were created in nearly every sector at a pace that handily outstripped expectations, a Labor Department report on Friday said.

"Valuation always matters, but it tends to matter more when companies are no longer beating earnings expectations," Osha wrote in a Friday note to investors.

She exceeds our expectations every day".

"I always had high expectations from Day 1," said Jay Robbins, who trains Tiznow.