Sentence examples for out of anticipated from inspiring English sources

The pool, announced Thursday, is being provided out of anticipated repayments of earlier loans due by 1991.

Morley finds Bowie's socio-historical antenna significant – he was both a product of his time and someone who made an artistic career out of anticipating what was to come next.

We build it all up - and let's not forget that mostly we get more of a kick out of anticipating something than we do out of the thing itself - so we build it all up and we forget to leave space for what we can't know.

The kind of abstract painting he has been doing for decades turns out to have anticipated much of the work being produced by young artists now, in which notions like high and low, organic and artificial, cerebral and ornamental blend together.

Charlie Hunnam is dropping out of the highly anticipated big-screen version of Fifty Shades of Grey just weeks after being cast as the lead, citing his busy schedule.

The Irish actor fills in for Hunnam, who abruptly dropped out of the highly anticipated project Oct. 12.

Since the Reagan administration, federal rules have required agencies to lay out the anticipated costs and benefits of proposed regulations through what are called regulatory impact analyses.

The Huskies (36-1) made a shocking spectacle out of the anticipated rubber match, capping a near-perfect season with a flawless performance.

Last May's auction was almost as bad, raising $10 million out of an anticipated $500 million.

"It's a classic case of anticipating events out there in the future," said Larry Wachtel, a market strategist at Prudential Securities.

Details matter, including how "out of pocket" you anticipate being throughout your time off and what to do if something related to your work comes up in your absence.