Sentence examples for heated expectations from inspiring English sources

America is in the unusual position of fanning the embers of Polish atlanticism, rather than trying to dodge their heated expectations.

Rating: 2 out of 5 – "it felt like something was missing" Perhaps never before has a BBC show premiered to such heated expectations as the rebooted series of Top Gear, and the new batch of presenters were never going to have an easy job in trying to fill the shoes of May, Hammond and Clarkson.

If someone was of an older (80+) or younger generation (55 65), it impacted upon the social norms and influences they had been exposed to or espoused regarding heating, familiarity to different heating technology, expectations regarding hardship, payment methods.

Conversely, if the economy heats up beyond expectations, the bond market may anticipate a response by the Federal Reserve and push up interest rates faster than expected and bring the stock market skidding to a halt.

Science and technology are powerful engines of change, and generate heated controversies as well as high expectations.

I was indeed privileged to attend this outstanding liberal arts College in the midst of the turbulent '60's, when heated exchanges were the course -- and expectation -- of the day, every day.

Just riding the bus to work, I could feel people looking at me as if to whisper, "Good for you!" And then as the race heated up against McCain, I came to realize that people actually had expectations.

Heating oil fell on expectations that mild weather and imports from Europe will limit inventory declines.

Heating oil rose on expectations that demand for diesel fuel, a related product, will strengthen as farmers fill up tractors.

Heating oil rose on expectations that inventories may be too low to be replenished in time for the winter heating season.

Heating oil fell on expectations that cold weather forecast for the Northeast would come too late to lead to inventory shortfalls.