Sentence examples for release expectations from inspiring English sources
Given the long delay between filming (late spring 2012) and release, expectations were suitably modest for Serena, a Depression-era drama starring Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence.
However, by the time the film was retitled A Royal Night Out and set for mid-May release, expectations of success had risen: the film seemed a strong possibility to perform as a word-of-mouth hit, given the warm reactions to the film from press and cinema bookers.
Hawaii locals know that the best medicine is not only found from natural substances derived from the earth, but that playing in nature is the best cure for depression, sadness and any down day. 3. Release Expectations Photo via Getty images royalty free collection.
Release expectations of people and processes.
A new entry, "Snitch" (Lionsgate), sold about $13 million in tickets, on par with pre-release expectations but a soft result nonetheless.
Made for an estimated $200 million (and backed by a $100 million marketing campaign), "Green Lantern" was No. 1 in North America, but its $53 million in ticket sales fell below pre-release expectations.
Dr Mandar V. Bichu of Gulf News said that it did not live up to the pre-release expectations.
With that kind of debut, "The Amazing Spider-Man" should shatter the pre-release expectations that pegged the film at a six-day opening of around $120 million; now "Amazing Spider-Man" could gross as much as $150 million.
Woody Allen has released a movie every year since 1982 (and 45 films total during his highly lauded career), but his latest feature, "To Rome With Love," might have the highest pre-release expectations of them all.
Being prepared means releasing expectations for how your day is supposed to go and trust that it will unfold naturally.
