Sentence examples for the world anticipated from inspiring English sources

He says, "the globalised world that emerged in the 1990s was in crucial ways uncannily like the world anticipated by Marx in The Communist Manifesto".

Now it's the brand covering their ears that matters After Facebook went public last year, the world anticipated Twitter's IPO announcement.

As the world anticipated a dramatic second act, Li settled down.

With the world anticipating the opening of the 2000 Games in Sydney this Friday, the 2012 Games might seem a lifetime away.

Cheez Egg: Children around the world anticipate waking up on Easter morning to find a delicious Cadbury Creme Egg in a basket of fake plastic grass.

In a country with some of the most violent cities in the world, anticipating crime is a potentially lifesaving exercise and can be applied to other issues including literacy.

Though the odds are heavily against the debris causing any harm, the spectacle of people around the world anticipating the crash is another embarrassment for Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, which has presided over a series of rocket and satellite failures this year.

"What is the use of living, when in fact I am dead," the black abolitionist David Walker asked from Boston in 1829, in his "Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World," anticipating Eldridge Cleaver's "Soul on Ice" by a century and a half.

As the world anticipates when the supercharged shopping day will hit a ceiling, sales are already cooling.

"The increase simply brings guidance in line with what the outside world anticipated, and we would expect Ford's 2% gain on Friday on the back of this news to be short-lived," it said.

Paul Roberts's prophetic and well-received 2004 book, "The End of Oil: On the Edge of a Perilous New World," anticipated the current energy crisis.