Sentence examples for expected a really from inspiring English sources

"I expected a really quiet night rather than … " "Globally trending on Twitter?" "Exactly".

I would have expected a really strong opening statement which placed language learning in a clear framework with a stronger rationale inspired by both the academic benefits of language learning – it can change the way children think, and the whole range of practical benefits – employability, intercultural awareness and a flexible mindset.

Marathon runner Derek Hawkins said Glasgow should be proud of hosting the Games, adding that he expected "a really good, supportive atmosphere".  .

RS: Yeah, you--you really were going through, as is to be expected, a really hard time.

They've grown and grown until people expect a really good night out".

The company expects a really tough time for the first six months.

As for the stock market, he said, "we expect a really difficult quarter with exceptional volatility continuing".

I was expecting a really tough match because he's improving a lot".He's a dangerous player.

"They've nothing to lose and everything to gain so we're expecting a really tough game," the coach said.

Even allowing for the artistic licence of the badge illustrator, I was expecting a really huge goat.

"If banks cut lending to achieve capital adequacy, we should expect a really, really big credit crunch and really deep economic downturn to ensue," said Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics.