Sentence examples similar to predictably awaiting from inspiring English sources
But he made clear that this year's withdrawal from Afghanistan – like the inglorious exit from Iraq, now rapidly regressing into virtual civil war – will go ahead whatever predictably bloody chaos awaits the Afghan people.
Gaga fans who've been awaiting the release of the song were predictably shook by finally being able to listen to the power ballad in full. .
We were never going to let Higgy down but, predictably, there were an awful lot of camera crews and flashbulbs awaiting us.
By choosing Cairo, Egypt as the platform for his long awaited address to the global Muslim community, President Barack Obama predictably leans on a reliable dictatorship suffocating a country that is teetering toward religious and political irrelevance.
On the subject of self-harm, French press reaction to the seppuku committed by their team is as predictably withering as you'd expect, although probably quite mild in comparison to what awaits England tomorrow should the the unthinkable happen.
They have been ordered to the medieval splendor of Bruges to await further instructions after a badly botched job, and they deal with their forced vacation in predictably different ways.
Predictably, it took some cajoling by a pretty, francophone colleague before the indomitable maître d' yielded and seated us in the lounge to await the precious table.
