Sentence examples for expected things to go from inspiring English sources

"They expected things to go badly and were pleasantly surprised when they didn't.

Just 41% expected things to go well for the country as a whole over the next year, and 49% for themselves and their families, compared to 59%and67%7% of those sticking with Labour".

While no one expected things to go as wrong as they did at New Covenant in the last year, she said, "the governor does not believe this particular situation is a reflection on the future of charter schools," which he believes is "quite positive".

Hungary is one of the countries where one might expect things to go better.

After 40 years without a championship, Knicks fans expect things to go wrong.

If he doesn't know that Sadie is dead he will just expect things to go on as usual.

The trailer's final bit of dialogue, from rebel synth Niska sums up where we can expect things to go.

There are many things that separate Newcastle from Sunderland and one of them is that on Wearside they expect things to go wrong and are seldom disappointed.

The problem, he said, is that Jefferson County's problems have been going for years, and investors are now in the habit of expecting things to go wrong.

"People want to march into China and take over a company and expect things to go smoothly," he said in a telephone interview this week.

"Many want to know when they can expect things to go back to normal, but we don't have one-size-fits-all grieving.