She kept expecting that she would eventually move up.
While exploring the outskirts of the launch site, taking pictures, I kept expecting that someone would see me with the surveillance cameras and order me to stop.
If you keep expecting the negatives then that is what you are going to get.
I keep expecting or hoping that people will want this control.
The problem with this "elegantly written, lively" book is that "you keep expecting some new piece of information to emerge that will turn everything on its head and give the story fresh impetus – except it never does".
He's more conspicuously virile, with a line delivery so close to that of Clark Gable that you keep expecting him to say to Ms. Carmello, "Now see here, Scarlett....".
I kept expecting, and even hoping, that Dodd would acquire a tinge of Elmer Gantry — that he might start to muster large throngs to the Cause, with Freddie employed as the muscle to keep the mob in line.
Atmospheric and accomplished, "Passacaglia" was nonetheless so reminiscent of Mr. Forsythe's "Artifact" in music and choreographic style that I kept expecting the curtain to crash down as it does frequently in that work.
Some of their adoptive parents waited anxiously while doctors examined the children, most of whom are under the age of 4. "We just kept expecting the worst-case scenario, that they wouldn't survive, that they'd be looted, that they'd run out of water," said Jill Lear of Watertown, S.D., who arrived with her husband, Bruce, to wait for two children they were to adopt.
It strikes me that we keep expecting James Madison and Alexander Hamilton to appear in Baghdad, ready to hammer out a document that would appeal to a group of disaffected Englishmen who have lately rebelled against the mother country.
