Sentence examples for reference to expectations from inspiring English sources

See earlier reference to expectations about Jay-Z's feelings about Pixie Lott.

Hopefully against Leicester, in which case he could shoehorn in some spurious reference to exceeding expectations or small towns punching above their weight.

In an interview with German daily FT Deutschland, Marko Kranjec, a member of the central bank's governing council, said that "the markets are normally always right" in reference to widespread expectations of a rate hike.

They acknowledged that the language of this alert was more extreme than similar alerts issued in the past; earlier alerts have seldom made reference to the expectation of large-scale attacks or possible casualties.

Claire: BTW, Purity is totally not nicknamed "Pip" as a reference to her "great expectations".

This view was explained in part by reference to the specific expectations therapists may hold, as Gary explains.

The absence of references to the expectations of monetary benefits may indicate that non-monetary gains (such as improved skills and expertise) are valued more in research-policy partnership.

"It's been a long five years," her sister Ja-young Yoo said, a reference to the soaring golf expectations in South Korea.

Nevertheless, approximately a third of responses made reference to the variation and expectation that their hand-drawn representation revealed.

In the 90's, on a regular basis, children with the same hearing characteristics were incorporated in the CI indication, deep hypoacusia and the equivalent expectations with reference to the residual hearing that was reduced.

This is important in the light of recent experiences in Turkey where the TRCS was left in a position of trying to live up to unrealistic expectations, with reference to its role and capacities in meeting them.