Sentence examples for remember expecting from inspiring English sources

Kev New York I remember expecting to be severely disappointed that by the time I got to New York to see "The Sisters Rosensweig" Linda Lavin had replaced Madeline Kahn as Gorgeous.

And I clearly remember expecting harassment any time I was alone and wearing it in certain public places.

I remember expecting an acquittal that day, preparing for it even, but not really prepared for the disappointment of it.

It wasn't even the "fire and blood and anguish" the Inspector calls down on them in recompense, although I remember confusedly expecting literal flames, and possibly the appearance of the Demon King, on the class trip to the actual show.

Presentations are the most basic kind of acts; we have a presentation each time when we are directed towards an object, be it that we are imagining, seeing, remembering, or expecting it, etc.

Powerful summers: Remember colleges expect students to be as productive as possible during their summers.

Plan Powerful Summers: Remember colleges expect students to be as busy and engaged as possible.

As much as I remember, I expected from my brother that they would just finish school, go to college.

Up until the last decade, citizens had certain protections, and they remember and expect those protections, especially from a process with an array of known health and environmental risks, as well as high economic costs.

Just remember to expect anything in a fight, and this article cannot teach you how to effectively fight.

It's important to remember, though, that expecting the seeds of democracy to blossom overnight is a simplistic assumption at best, and a dangerous one at worst.