Sentence examples for expecting something out from inspiring English sources

"I don't think they're used to people expecting something out of them," Rotert said.

I was expecting something out of Lawrence of Arabia with miles of sand dunes.

"You're very surprised because you're not expecting something out of the ordinary, especially in the postseason," he said.

Most were expecting something out of the ordinary - Wales being slight favourites against Australia for one thing, which was as much to do with the state of the visiting side.

I'd been expecting something out of a Patrick O'Brian novel–"Bring us about, Bonden!" Not here.

If you are expecting something out of a local history center, think again.

Text splashed across facing pages by a designer evidently rather familiar with the work of Anthony Burrill reads: "NOTHING IN LIFE COMES EASY / SO WHY DO YOU EXPECT SOMETHING OUT OF A QUOTE".

You might expect something out of "Tron" from a name like Man vs. Machine.

So there is reason to expect something out of the big band he is unveiling this weekend.

The more romantically inclined expect something out of Chariots of Fire - dashing young gents with side partings squaring-off in a heroic duel (mist-fringed spires non-optional).

My first remark on hearing the news was 'Snork will expect something out of this!' It seemed to me that the thing must infallibly bring on a severe attack of the gimmes in the little darling one.