Sentence examples for literally expecting from inspiring English sources

Well Mummy was not best pleased #epicunderstatement, she's like excuse me since when does Dave look for a new job without asking me, the Fulham branch was literally expecting him next week?

You know the ones -- where you're literally expecting an uplifting song to start playing right at the climax of a tear-jerking scene, which you happen to be seeing live before your eyes?

I guess the other part is "ironic" if you were LITERALLY EXPECTING OBAMA TO use...I don't know...POWERFUL MIND BEAMS?

BEIJING — Olympic athletes competing in waters off the east coast of China can literally expect smooth sailing in August, a Chinese official said Tuesday.

Setting aside cultural factors about how women are valued based on whether or not they have children, we literally expect women to churn out the future of the human race and to take a hit to their professional careers for it, as well.

Given that the forecast in the north-east is blowy and wet, it is advice they may have to take more literally than expected.

While patients often have roles to play in its establishment [ 107], medical tourists may hold particular responsibilities in this regard as they may literally be expected to transport hard copy records vast distances and ensure that they arrive safely to the correct people.

"We are expecting, literally, nothing out of the Fed -- no change in policy or language," he said.

A new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds Americans increasingly expect him to literally carry out his campaign pledges.

"We have quite literally surrounded the expected affected area" with relief supplies and response assets, O'Shaughnessy said.

So basically unless you're literally rocket scientists, expect double that.