Sentence examples for primed to expect from inspiring English sources

We're primed to expect a few fireworks.

They have been primed to expect a larger recapitalization.

The Chinese media had been primed to expect a decisive move away from business as usual.

The traditional January sales now start well before Christmas, with savvy consumers primed to expect price cuts.

The Republican electorate is being primed to expect the annihilation of individual freedom under a Hillary Clinton Administration.

It was emphatically not the feast they had been primed to expect by their vulpine cheerleaders in the island universe of the illiberal media.

Whose eyeballs have been primed to be restless — to expect the next fix.

Their productions have primed audiences to expect more than the isolated triple jump from performers.

HBO's promotional documentary began with establishing shots of Mexican and Puerto Rican flags, as the narrator, Liev Schreiber, primed viewers to expect a clash of civilizations.

In a recent speech the prime minister, Julia Gillard, primed Australians not to expect a pre-election budget full of handouts.

Does the incoming leader's selection of books tell us anything about what kind of prime minister to expect?