Sentence examples for expected a routine from inspiring English sources

Monica Long had expected a routine appointment.

Told that Waxman expected a routine hearing, Davis said, "Nothing is routine now".

Admiral Clark said that the ship's captain would not have necessarily have expected a routine mooring operation to pose a threat.

We did not expect a routine freedom of information requests for data on EU migrants by Jonathan Portes to end up on the front page of the Sun.

Jamie Barry turned up at Welford primary school on 3 October expecting a routine meeting of the twice termly parents' forum – about 20 mums and dads, there to discuss issues such as the annual community festivals and home-school diaries.

A crowd that included Rory McIlroy, Carl Frampton and the Fifa president, Gianni Infantino, would have been expecting a routine home triumph, yet the role of favourites has not always suited Norn Iron, as defeats to Luxembourg and Azerbaijan in the previous World Cup qualifying campaign attest to.

When the crew aboard the research vessel Sonne set out on a cruise last spring, they were expecting a routine mapping expedition in the South Pacific.

However, don't expect a routine involving meditation and gentle movements to give you the cardiovascular benefits of even a moderately brisk walk at say, 3.5 miles per hour.

Prior to the diagnosis of preeclampsia, many of these women may have never experienced a significant illness and had been expecting a routine, normal pregnancy.

More subtle artefacts which reflect how designers expect a routine to be enacted include the layout of a room (such as whether clinicians consult across a desk or obliquely so that the patient can see the computer screen) or seating arrangements (indeed, some routines seem to be defined as much by where they are undertaken as by what is being done by the staff member).

As PMTCT programs expand, an increasing number of HIVe children can be expected to require a routine or emergency surgical procedure [ 15, 16].