Sentence examples for expected the idea from inspiring English sources

He did make some calls, but, as he expected, the idea was scotched.

Republicans also expect the idea of a more reasoned politics to be a theme at a party retreat in Baltimore this week.

He said that he expects the idea of personal assistance to gain momentum next year and that he thinks Siri will be joined by other competitors.

Mr Blair and others think that more such "transparency" would be a useful outcome from the conference, and expect the idea to feature in the final declaration on Wednesday.

But the fact is that, in the world today, the overwhelming majority of people identify as either men or women, so expect the idea of cis and trans to be around for a little while longer.

As you might expect, the idea is to port in your data from a variety of social networks, and let Knowmore serve it up to you in a way that cuts through the noise.

It's probably a good idea that they aren't really expecting the idea of a 7-foot goat-headed monster to fly in Oklahoma.

It might not be perfect time for a Clean Energy Race to the Top, but don't expect the idea to wither and die.

Even Democratic aides say they don't expect the idea proposed by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to make it through the subsequent weeks of negotiations.

As one might expect, the ideas in Kato [340] have generated an enormous literature.

Few Gypsy children are in integrated schools, though more are expected as the idea catches on among Gypsy parents.