Sentence examples for expecting a little from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Gianni De Biasi's players had been expecting a little more edge from the expectant 12,800 who had arrived in this provincial city from places as diverse as Tirana and Toronto, but the atmosphere never hit fever pitch – a situation perhaps unaided by the succession of downpours that lent the pre-match choreography a somewhat staccato feel.
This was technically true, if your definition of expectations is "what Wall Street economists think" (they were expecting a little more than 480,000 claims).
Architecturally, Maribor is a mixed bag, too: those expecting a little Ljubljana will be disappointed.
"But I was also expecting a little more on our paychecks".
I'm expecting a little fella, a bit porky, not much of a looker.
I am also, between you and me, expecting a little love.
The word scale gives five responses to the question regarding how the service quality received compared to the patient's expectation: "much better than I expected," "a little better than I expected," "as I expected," "a little worse than I expected" and "a lot worse than I expected [ 16]." All three methods were piloted with BESS clients to see which one they preferred.
