Sentence examples for is full of expectation from inspiring English sources

It is a quiet block, but the air is full of expectation.

The first day of any course, like the beginning of any new experience or relationship, is full of expectation and excitement.

Life is full of expectations -- especially when we become parents.

When Shandling appeared on "WTF with Marc Maron," in 2011, Maron, introducing him, was full of expectation, to an unusual degree.

"I was full of expectation in Australia last year that I would go and get some sort of withdrawal," the 62-year-old said.

The Israeli papers were full of expectation about an imminent prisoner swap, but Noam Shalit, Gilad's father, told me that the reports were "ridiculous".

As a young actress [on Jean-Luc Godard's Hail Mary], I was full of expectation.

"'Victory' was my first word, I am full of expectation, I am old and don't have much time left, but I hope it will be enough for me to witness a real change," Sylvie tells us.

The same goes for the White Isle, you might be full of expectation (or even reservation), but nothing can really set you up for the reality of the place.

For their part, Obama advisers were full of expectations.

For Joseph in Chicago, it's "full of expectations and marvels" but Richard, a Londoner, finds Paris Metro "threateningly scruffy".