Sentence examples for expectations to rest from inspiring English sources
Over time, Strawberry's off-field behavior put all the questions and expectations to rest.
At the time, Hodgson said it was "unfair" if expectations to rest Sterling fell on him but Rodgers denied that he had put pressure on Hodgson to give the Liverpool youngster a break.
The latest numbers put to rest expectations that an 1.8percentt jump in output in April reflected new momentum in the economy.
IT was a Supreme Court term of surpassing interest, rich in symbol and substance, a vivid reminder of the court's power to scramble settled expectations, put old questions to rest and, ultimately, to have the last word.
The rising volume on the debate may put to rest expectations that Democrats are preparing to quickly fold, as they did in 2010 when Mr. Obama agreed to extend all the expiring tax cuts for two years in exchange for his own payroll tax cuts and an extension of unemployment benefits.
A federal judge's recent ruling has finally settled outstanding issues in the black farmers' long-running lawsuit, nearly 30 years after I first started protesting discrimination by the United States Department of Agriculture, Congress and the Department of Justice U.S. District Court Judge Paul Friedman's recent ruling will put to rest the expectation of compensation that many farmers still hold.
Over the last four years, Mr. Cuomo has exceeded expectations and laid nearly all of those doubts to rest.
But he was banal enough to pass.The greatest expectations rested on what turned out to be the dullest hearing, of the new EU foreign-policy chief, Catherine Ashton.
So lopsided is the outcome that enormous expectations will now rest on the BJP and Mr Modi to start delivering changes quickly.
State expectations to parents.
Afterward, Pulisic was limping as he made his way back to the locker room, a reminder of the fragility of the United States' soccer aspirations and the ever-growing weight of expectations, now resting so heavily on his slight shoulders.
