Sentence examples for that ever expected from inspiring English sources

Any publication that ever expected to find itself in court would have a strong incentive to join a regulatory organisation, which should not need backing in statute.

Says Genberg in a video detailing the project (above), "We saw this as a perfect example of joining up together, doing something that nobody ever expected, that private people would try to do; put the first house on another planet.

No wonder he fought desperately, for many years, to deny his knowledge that he might be gay.Neither as a child in the 1960s nor as an Economist writer in 1996 did that boy ever expect that he would stand before a public magistrate in Washington, DC and marry the man he loved.At the public celebration of his marriage, in the presence of his husband and family and friends, he recited two vows.

I don't know what to make of it.'' Later, he said that it was something that "nobody ever expected" and added, "Our prayers go out to his family.'' More at The Caucus.

But she has also recently entered a musical world that nobody ever expected her to conquer – that of the heartbreak record.

That was a bridge too far, and not one that I ever expected to cross.

This might be the one year that no one ever expected, but that's just the reason why the fans should like it".

Not that he ever expected to write anything.

There's a sentence that nobody ever expected to read.

Not that he ever expected the response to be any different.

I don't know that he ever expected me to do anything very much.