Sentence examples for note of anticipation from inspiring English sources

"Am I the new leader?" he replied, a note of anticipation rising in his voice.

The day began on a note of keen anticipation.

Its central melodic lines don't usually land right on the beat; they show up just afterward, in stuttering repeated notes that add milliseconds of anticipation and one more twitch of rhythm.

Related to market-risk sensitivity, some respondents said examiners had been critical of their institution's interest rate risk model, and they noted widespread anticipation of increasing interest rates.

In the moment before, a listener is full of anticipation, waiting for that first note to begin eagerly, ever hopeful.

I've already noted my anticipation of MEREDITH MONK's vocal workshop at Carnegie Hall.

"The Jones lad has played this role in London," The Times had noted in anticipation of its arrival, apparently mistaking his age for 14.

You ever bought any New York City notes--any revenue-anticipation notes, any bond anticipation notes?

Also add in any passing notes, anticipation notes and echappe notes that you can.

The 2008 Beijing Games arrived with a siren's blare of anticipation; the Vancouver Games are being delivered like a note passed secretly around the classroom.

While modern critics have noted Crane's "anticipation of the modern spectacle of war", others, such as Crane scholar Stanley Wertheim, believe the work to be "unquestionably the most realistic novel about the American Civil War".