Sentence examples for intended or expected from inspiring English sources

Besides, he added, "I never intended or expected to be standing on the steps of the Capitol with a giant check for $54 billion".

But anyone clicking on that Internet site on Wednesday instead found a message Mr. Cheney had not intended, or expected: "Why we must not re-elect President Bush".

While the tool may seem to work with some other shapes (circle, annulus, pie), the output likely are not what was intended or expected.

And yet, the data is all in Facebook's servers, and the company has a history of expanding its user base, changing its policies, and revising its defaults, with the collective effect of its users sharing information with more people than they intended or expected to.

"I never really intended or expected Linux to become the kind of big cooperative movement that it has," says Torvalds.

Network scandalized the television news business, inflaming the influential denizens who took more offense at the cartoonish portrayal of their world than its author intended or expected.

And it may be that it did not, in 1882, intend or expect ever again to think favorably of such a scheme.

"Your board and I do not intend or expect to face again a similar set of circumstances that led to the very difficult decisions we had to take last year," he said.

But speculation that the White House might turn to nominees not too closely tied to Wall Street or Washington was enhanced after Christina D. Romer, the chairwoman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, told several news organizations on Friday that she did not intend or expect to be considered.

I most definitely did not intend or expect to become CEO of a company as big as Abbott.

Trust me, in no way did Dr. Frankl intend or expect to experience such horror as part of his life's "script".