Sentence examples for put the expectations from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, for the New York City Cycling Championship, the thousands who lined the course put the expectations aside.

"But some people have put the expectations so high, even if Republicans do reasonably well this fall, it could look like we haven't done as well as we should have".

They're sorry they lost touch with meaningful friends and that they put the expectations of others above their own values.

Put the expectation of promotion aside for a minute.

Simply put, the expectation is to put knowledge into action [ 1].

So putting the expectations in writing makes it really clear what we are going to do.

They were too top down, by using a one size fits all approach they put the highest expectations on those least able to deliver, and accountability has been weak.

Society doesn't put the same physical expectations on us.

"To put all the expectations on a young boy's shoulders is unrealistic," Barnes told BBC Radio Merseyside.

My own prediction is that South Africa will again defy expectations, put the commission's work to good use and establish legal and other procedures resulting in justice for the villains and lasting reconciliation among individuals and races.

The social gaming company, which reported revenues below analyst expectations, put the blame partly at the door of its social networking partner Facebook, claiming that Facebook was putting more emphasis on new games at the expense of older, more popular ones, in the news feed.