Sentence examples for some anticipation from inspiring English sources

Onlookers watched with some anticipation to see what would happen on Friday.

"I think there was some anticipation that there might be some reaction to the exhibit".

"We had some anticipation that this nomination was going to come through," a ServiceMaster spokesman said.

With some anticipation, Becker trawled through the National Archive's catalogue, but in vain.

"There was some anticipation, at least some preparation," Mr. Hilderbran said.

Bay's return had been tracked with some anticipation because it will give the Mets a surplus of outfield options.

By playing this work along with the formidable 80-minute Mahler Ninth, completed in 1910, Mr. Rattle was inviting the audience to hear the resonances of older music in Mr. Lindberg's score and some anticipations of music to come in Mahler's visionary symphony.

Some good anticipation to pick off dangerous passes.

So, in some quarters, anticipation of a genuine breakthrough is rising.

We've been awaiting, with some uncanny anticipation, the arrival of a concert performance by the MIT Symphony Orchestra for some time now, especially since the unfortunate cancellation of the Brahms symphony in January.

At that point, most were thinking the WWE has done a decent job setting this up, and there is some legitimate anticipation for the match.