Sentence examples for instead anticipated from inspiring English sources

Catchings, instead, anticipated the Candace Wiggins drive, taking a charge that fired up an Indiana team ahead, 19-18.

He took to studying the English game on video, accepting that it was not possible to win every aerial challenge, and instead anticipated where the ball would land when it was flicked on, rather than always engaging in direct combat.

Instead, anticipate those games that occur at the most sociable times of the week and then learn a few names and facts about the teams involved.

We should instead anticipate that voters in many countries, rich and poor alike, will want something more predictable than life governed by supply-and-demand matching apps; more structured than life on the perpetual dole; more comfortable and familiar than life surrounded by people who do things in different ways, speak different languages and worship different deities.

Instead, we anticipated a multiyear requirement to build knowledge and relationships to prevent the post-Qaddafi turbulence from destabilizing an entire region or — if mishandled — from turning the region into a dangerous magnet for jihadist terrorists.

Instead, we anticipated that PPO is responsible for the destabilization of the membrane in our system.

They may, instead, be anticipating very real attitudes and very real reactions that are borne out, time and again, in the lab and in the office.

Instead of anticipating an outpouring of refugees, the administration was expecting the opposite, that nearly a million people would be displaced in Kosovo in the bombing.

"Instead of anticipating growing old together, it's one well member of a couple taking care of the sick one," he said.

Instead, she anticipates that it will resemble a collection of targets pledged by individual countries, along with commitments from each government to follow through with domestic action.

Saying she is "not concerned" about potential competition from Mrs. Feld, Ms. Oppenheimer said she instead was anticipating the Democrats capturing the Senate majority for only the second time since 1938.