Sentence examples for had been much anticipated from inspiring English sources

Russia's statement had been much anticipated.

The original version, though it had been much anticipated, was a failure with the critics.

But these changes had been much anticipated in the blogosphere's techier quarters.There was a bit more uncertainty about fourth-generation (4G) mobile connectivity.

Today's hearing had been much anticipated in Boston, since it was the first time that William Bulger, an immensely powerful yet intensely private self-made political figure from South Boston, had been asked to talk publicly about his brother, a face on the F.B.I.'s Most Wanted posters.

The performance of the 2004 NRL rookies, including Hunt, had been much anticipated.

THE Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center has been much anticipated.

His first foray into programming a Los Angeles season has been much anticipated by classical music cognoscenti.

The launching of this ferry has been much anticipated in Marinette and neighboring towns.

Mr. Hampton's testimony, his first extensive public comments on the case, has been much anticipated since the trial against Mr. Evans, 58, began here late last month in State Superior Court.

Nicklaus's debut has been much anticipated because it could produce a showdown with Trevino, who is off to an explosive start on the Senior Tour with three victories and one second place in the four tournaments he has entered.

The new policy has been much anticipated by American allies in Asia and Europe because of the perception that the administration was using the threat of North Korea's long-range missiles as a justification to develop a missile defense.