Sentence examples for remember expecting to 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.

I was excited because I was opening the bowling and I remember looking over, expecting to see her watching with great attention, to discover that her back was turned in a circle of other mums.

Remember, the company expects to teach you the rules and regulations, but they can't force you to care about the job.

But then he brightened, remembering that he expects to campaign within two years against Koichi Kato, the governing party congressman who resigned last April over corruption allegations.

And when the goals are achieved, (what were the goals again? I can't remember… but then how can I be expected to remember?

Even if the training of data collectors as well as supervisors with the supply of questionnaire for interviewing and the memorable nature of most of the events can have a significant impact in minimizing biases, it might still be difficult to exclude recall bias as some participants were expected to remember events that happened up to 2 years back.

Simon Usborne Ah yes, Obama remembers it well Barack Obama has one of the busiest brain in politics – so he can't be expected to remember everything, can he?

Secondly, remember that there is more to learn in medicine than any one person could ever possibly remember, so don't expect to be an overnight expert in all things human.

The counsellors also complained about the lack of reference material to help them remember the things they ought to inform the mothers during infant feeding counselling: "We are overworked, and yet even when you are very tired you are expected to remember all the steps required as written in books.

Don't expect to remember.

"How can I be expected to remember these things?