Sentence examples for had reason to expect from inspiring English sources

But she had reason to expect Dickens's sympathy.

In the overthrow, she had reason to expect to be killed, by Doe himself or by the roving throngs taking revenge on well-off Monrovians.

The effort was only parried by the Newcastle goalkeeper, but he had  reason to expect more desire from his left-back Davide Santon to clear the ball.

So when the New York transit agency said several years ago that it would build elevators to the platforms, riders had reason to expect good things.

Congress was "presumably familiar" with that case, Justice Alito said, and "had reason to expect" that the new age-discrimination provision would be interpreted with similar breadth.

Rusch (3-5) 11-11 last year year while getting little run support, and the Mets had reason to expect perhaps 15 victories this year.

I had reasons to expect our conversation to go disastrously.

Owing to the above explanations, we had reasons to expect biological relations between levels of the components of the plasminogen activating system, especially PAI-1, and the angiogenic process.

We all have reason to expect and demand privacy.

For $160 million over eight years, give or take a few deferred dollars, the Red Sox have reason to expect Ramirez to have completed his adjustment already.

However, two of my nieces in Ohio are making their First Communions in May and have reason to expect a kickback.