Sentence examples for has learned to expect from inspiring English sources

Baggage or not, Washington has learned to expect surprises from nominees, particularly those for surgeon general.

But Mr. Perry is keeping the decision under wraps, and anyone who knows him has learned to expect the unexpected.

Azhar Usman, male, Muslim and heavily bearded, has learned to expect special treatment from immigration officials whenever he flies.

The Conservative Central Office film, 'Neighbours,' was the technically competent job one has learned to expect in their broadcasts.

The Liverpool Orchestral Society's Concert of Saturday was another of those refreshingly new experiences that one has learned to expect from this organisation.

The outcry was loud and universal – which is exactly, sadly, the kind of thing a woman in Hollywood has learned to expect anytime she does anything to her appearance.

Level A3 for Bauman includes the skills that enable an individual to modify the set of alternatives he has learnt to expect and master (Bauman 2002b).

But Americans have learned to expect setbacks.

Internet shoppers have learned to expect bargains.

Red Sox fans have learned to expect this.

I've learned to expect the unexpected.