Sentence examples similar to expected a message from inspiring English sources

If you're expecting a message from your adviser, monitor your messages but don't get sucked in.

He has written a book called Daily Devotionals and talked to the BBC about how the president still expects a message in his inbox every morning.

First off, every other luser in the world with a broken holiday computer is on the phone, so expect a message telling you to wait an hour or two before someone gets on the line to tell you that someone else will call you back.

If that same loved one communicated instead via a summons, delivered by an officer of the court, you would have expected a different message before even reading the document.

"Being the first black first lady, I would have expected a more positive message," McGlowan said while a guest on the network that once referred to Michelle as "Obama's Baby Mama".

I had expected a flurry of messages with various pieces of information – both real and fake – about the murder.

While he can expect praise in public, General Musharraf can expect a sterner message in private: the United States wants him to terminate all links between Pakistan's security establishment and Islamic extremist groups.

Today's shoe drop concerns "fast radio bursts" coming from a distant galaxy — but don't expect a secret message from an advanced civilization.

But when IBM, another massive bellwether for the tech sector, reports first-quarter earnings Monday, analysts expect a different message for the enterprise tech business: A bottom may be coming, but getting there is going to hurt.

"I drove 65 miles to Pasadena expecting a political message.

I always half-expect a text message five minutes out of the building, telling me to get my ass back upstairs.