Sentence examples similar to spectator expectations from inspiring English sources
It is unsurprising that, more often than not, these ideals clash with spectators' expectations of ambition and excitement.
"The spectators expect big things from us and winning some silverware in the last few years probably adds more expectation.
The District Court wrote that "the uniform weight of established case law holds that a failure to satisfy the subjective expectations of spectators at a sporting event is not actionable under law". The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case.
The Penn-Yale race fulfilled the expectations of the spectators, who waited until the last matchup of the day to see the favorites for this year's Redwood Shores regatta stage a rematch of their Blackwell Cup regatta raced in Derby, Conn., on March 31.
The US space agency, Nasa, is braced for gridlock around the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida on Friday amid expectations that hundreds of thousands of spectators will flock to the area for the final flight of the space shuttle Endeavour.
Clay argues that theaters emerged as the most prominent new urban cultural institutions of the 18th century and shaped the cultural practices, commercial expectations, and social norms of the many spectators.
The 24-year-old Flanagan was a spectator in Rio as the world No1 Hockeyroos fell well short of expectations, eliminated in the quarter-finals by New Zealand.
"Wow," the spectator said.
