Sentence examples for he'd anticipated from inspiring English sources

When the violence he'd anticipated finally hit the refuge when, on January 26, LaVoy Finicum was shot after he'd tried to run a roadblock and flee the FBI operation in which Bundy and his inner circle were arrested Wes seemed to unravel.

And he'd anticipated "like, normal pilot clothing".

It was clearly not the answer he'd anticipated.

The campaign is more intense than he'd anticipated.

But these computers were less help than he'd anticipated.

He explained that he was late because things had been more complicated than he'd anticipated.

The last thing he would anticipate hearing is laughter.

Indeed, another psychologist, Dr. Anthony D'Urso of Hackensack University Medical Center's Audrey Hepburn Children's House, said he would anticipate quite the opposite.

"What Troy is saying is if we get to the point to consider reclassification, he would anticipate them being strengthened," Baird told reporters on Thursday.

Mr. Obama said he would "anticipate" that "North Korea will probably make more provocative moves over the next several weeks, but our hope is we can contain it and we can move into a different phase, in which they try to work through diplomatically some of these issues so they can get back on a path where they're actually feeding their people".

The row over border checks erupted after the transport minister, Shane Ross, told reporters at a press conference after May's Commons defeat on Tuesday he "would anticipate that there would be checks" on lorries coming from Scotland to the Republic of Ireland via Northern Ireland.