Sentence examples for expecting that maybe from inspiring English sources

"We were expecting that maybe, before they withdrew, they would come and talk to us, discuss if we needed anything," he said.

To be honest, I expected that maybe he was kind of a low-key guy who goes off when he gets in the booth.

"I expected that maybe 500 people would sign up," he said in a recent interview at his Upper West Side apartment.

"I mean, it's kind of normal to expect that maybe there's a little more on his side because he's somebody that has won this tournament five times.

I guess it would be foolhardy to expect that maybe Saudi Arabia or Kuwait would use its influence in OPEC to hold down prices at a time when Western economies are struggling to climb out of recession.

"We kind of expected that maybe the family would have been notified prior or one of us would have been notified prior," Hines said.

But you expect that maybe Fisher is then going to do a bait-and-switch of some kind: He says he's against jobs, but what he really means is that he is for some other mind-blowing kind of employment that's not exactly a "job" as we commonly think of the term.

"Maybe not too many people were expecting that result but inside the dressing room we knew it was possible".

"Do you expect that?" "I think maybe the future of dance is not a single person bossing people around until he or she dies," she said.

When your period crime drama comes to HBO with some of the biggest budgets the network has ever approved – and possibly the biggest expectations since "The Sopranos" – maybe you expect that your show will be an Emmy darling in its very first season.

"Once he goes back to his family, we expect that things will be better, maybe not immediately and completely, but it will be much better than the current situation".