Possibly she was anticipating the bill, which arrived the next day: it cost three times the total of everything she owned at that point.
WHEN Isabel Dassinger arrived at Townhouse Spa with its mother-of-pearl walls and roaring fireplace, she was anticipating an afternoon of coddling.
While she admitted to London Live that she had not yet seen the movie, she was anticipating how the film's popularity could influence people's ideas about relationships.
She was anticipating the relief of that when the remaining assistant said, "Why have you not asked after her?" "Who?" Stupid answer, she thought as soon as she uttered it.
His wife, incredibly enough, found herself able to go to bed at 10. Perhaps she was anticipating that somebody would have to get up with their three children and it looked like Mr. Shinder would be useless.
But as an example of the kind of proposals she was anticipating, she mentioned a work by Pedro Reyes, a Mexican artist, in which he melted down guns turned in as part of an anti-violence campaign and turned the metal into gardening tools.
The manager of one pasty shop in South East Cornwall said her locally-grown potatoes now cost "three times as much as last year" and she was anticipating having to put up her prices.
She was "anticipating" doing so.
That is because she was anticipating going out to dinner with another friend that evening.
When the mother of Mark MacPhail, the slain police officer, said that she was anticipating "all the feelings of relief and peace I've been waiting for all these years" she captured what is morally wrong with the death penalty: it is not about attaining justice, it is about the desire for revenge.
