Sentence examples for originally expected it from inspiring English sources

Sir John originally expected it to last two years.

The Israeli government approved this latest prisoner release on Nov. 19, and Israeli officials had originally expected it to take place before the Annapolis conference, on Nov. 27.

Although the preparation of the protein samples proved to be more difficult than originally expected, it could be shown that TXRF is well suited for the determination of P and S in proteins.

Considered by his friends to be a generous and modest man despite his enormous academic achievements, Coase conceded that he had originally expected it to take a century or more for China to become capitalist.

As Dalian Wanda's property arm prepares for an initial public offering (IPO) on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, analysts who originally expected it to raise $6bn have slashed that number to $3.9bn amid investor concerns about the company's debt.

HarperCollins, which published the book in 2002, originally expected it to sell 18,000 copies, but Mr. Brodie, who helps supervise Hobbiton (and who can be seen in the "Rings" movies as a Gondorian bread seller), said 500,000 are now in print.

Google will cut deeper and spend more money on cuts than it originally expected as it restructures Motorola Mobility, the ailing cellphone maker it bought for $12.5 billion.

A 77-unit apartment building now rising in Harlem is on a different schedule than its developers had originally expected, and it is a co-op rather than the rental they had planned.

The news that student loans are not being paid back at the rate originally expected makes it likely that tuition fees will rise again.

Jerome M. Hauer, director of the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management, said that the city had originally expected that it would take six weeks for the street to reopen.

The so-called 'meaningful vote' comes a month later than originally expected after it was shelved by May back in December, who admitted at the time that her deal would have been "rejected by a significant margin".