Sentence examples for quietly expected from inspiring English sources

Representatives for owners and players have quietly expected negotiations to pick up as the deadline approaches.

Local Republicans, many of whom had quietly expected a Democrat to ascend to City Hall for the first time in two decades, have begun to speak with optimism about the prospects for a Lhota candidacy.

In a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans by more than 6 to 1, the specter of a run by Mr. Lhota, who declined to comment on his plans, has galvanized some who quietly expected the 2013 race to end a two-decade stretch without a Democratic mayor.

"While Israel is taking care not to appear involved in the crisis, it quietly expects Washington to take meaningful action," Michael Herzog of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy wrote in an analysis.

However, many blacks quietly expect or at least hope that if he's elected it will be more than a historic first for blacks.

Michael Hertzog of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy wrote in an analysis that "while Israel is taking care not to appear involved in the crisis, it quietly expects Washington to take meaningful action.... Israelis believe that U.S. credibility among local and international actors is at stake, especially in Iran.

Quietly expect him to do what you've asked him to do — remember the rule about trust?

The protesters in Athens and the markets reacted more quietly than expected, though an approaching Greek election may cause new upsets.

Rahat, then 23, was expected to quietly carry on the family tradition: a stoic commitment to devotional music.

And, quietly, they expect him to win in a time somewhere around 19.8 sec – which is not to be sniffed at.

But if they had expected quietly to mind the shop until handing over to an elected successor in July, they are quickly being disabused.One pressing matter left by the sudden downfall last month of President Alberto Fujimori is the economy.