Sentence examples for expected dreaded from inspiring English sources
The piece focused first on the sentient muscles of Mr. Avila's lithe back, picked out by a soft spotlight as he hunched on the dark stage, then went on to make dance of the ways his body rose, fell and traveled, without the aid of crutches and with very few of the expected, dreaded hops.
As would be expected, Dread Pirate Roberts was using a VPN - virtual private network - to generate a "false" IP address, designed to cover his tracks.
Everyone I met in Australia seemed awfully cranky about the Olympics....I had arrived in Australia expecting — dreading, actually — Olympic delirium, since Australians are usually portrayed as unironic enthusiasts.
Extra police were called to his house in Mumbai whence Tendulkar issued the retirement statement that had been expected, and dreaded, for months, and eventually came on Thursday morning, hours before a Twenty20 international between India and Australia in Rajkot.
This second video from IS is significant, even though it was largely expected and dreaded.
This second hostage killing video from IS is significant, even though it was largely expected and dreaded.
His appearance in that fascinating interview was everything we might have expected but dreaded.
Session 2: Session two focuses on the development of coping strategies for side-effect management that are implemented in a written problem -solving scheme for the three most expected or dreaded side effects.
Further, when a conclusion was being formulated, e.g. that it was not in the child's best interest to continue aggressive life-prolonging treatment, some next of kin felt relieved, and some said that the conclusion was expected (although dreaded), but that it was easier to accept after they had heard all pros and cons from the specialists themselves.
From reading his First Diasporist Manifesto published in 1989, I knew what to expect and dreaded it.
Otherwise we can expect those dreaded headlines to become permanent fixtures before our eyes.
