Sentence examples for the expectations began from inspiring English sources

The expectations began to change after his first day at camp, when he got in a fight at a team dinner.

A natural optimist, I knew we could do better and then some; and so, the lifting of expectations began.

Obama, who had entered the Senate with sky-high expectations, began his brief remarks by noting that, at his very first press conference, he had been asked to describe his legacy.

The temperature, as if on cue, began to drop, while our expectations began to soar.

Inflation expectations began to drop steadily around March.

Inflation expectations began rising and were comfortably above 1.5% by early 2012.

But expectations began to wane by Thursday, and indexes closed more than 1 percent lower.

As interest rate expectations began dropping, a 30-year bull market in bonds was born.

The weight of expectation began to feel like a burden.

"Never before has a game raised such expectation," begins the preview: this is the "most expensive game ever", with "the most stars".

The change from "most" to "some" probably demonstrates that the expectation was beginning to fade when the Gospels were written.