Sentence examples for hours anticipating from inspiring English sources

He asks voters to "stand with me" for another 20 or 30 hours (anticipating, perhaps, a tight race, with results coming in late).

When preparing announcements, communications professionals will sit for hours anticipating every eventuality and potential question that could be fired at spokespeople.

We don't spend hours anticipating the act or even thinking about it at all.

(In that sense "The Children's Hour" anticipates Arthur Miller's "Crucible").

Ms. Fine, who billed her time at $225 an hour, anticipated facing that obstacle in pursuing "major targets" for satellite betting.

A room was prepared for Sergei Lavrov to give a press conference at midday, after just an hour, perhaps anticipating a walk-out.

Today, campaigns act within hours to anticipate the news cycle and twin their response with the original attack in voters' minds.

In a statement, a spokeswoman for Le Gavroche said it had "recently undertaken one of its regular salary reviews, which revealed that a few staff were working longer hours than anticipated and the restaurant is increasing salaries for those staff with immediate effect to ensure that the entire staff is now earning the minimum wage or more for their age".

Metformin treatment (10 mM for 24 hours), as anticipated, caused an increase in the number of cells in G0/G1 phase relative to untreated controls.

Anticipating hours of fun, delighting in the fact that we were moving on from picture books, I cracked the series open with my daughter this summer, to be bemused, confused, and not a little disappointed by how they failed to live up to my recollections.

To estimate the incidence of postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV) in women undergoing major gynecologic laparoscopic surgery with an expected surgical duration exceeding 1 hour and anticipated overnight hospitalization.