"very expectant" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is eagerly awaiting something. For example: "The children were very expectant about the arrival of Santa Claus on Christmas Eve."
If not, they risk disappointing the very expectant stock analysts on Wall Street.
(How about the head of a Guinness Stout, the body of a Ferrari, the cool of Joe Torre and the portfolio of Anna Kournikova Eddie Jorgege, 33, the manager of a lock-smith company in Queens and the father of a 21-month-old son, was rhapsodizing on fatherhood in a labor room with his very expectant wife, Yenny.
Ulrich Sperhake, a theorist at Cambridge University who studies how gravitational waves are generated by black holes, said the community was very excited and expectant.
Ultrasound is generally very appealing to expectant parents [ 2, 13].
"Then I got pregnant, and he became my maternity designer," she said, her laugh indicating that he was the very last designer an expectant mother would think of; what a dress of his might do for her sex life up to that point was another matter.
This was a very nice thing for expectant mothers.
Whether it's the first or fifth child, waiting for that little bundle of joy is a very exciting time for expectant parents.
That's when they make a decision.' (Participant no 10) Although ultrasound was described as an important tool for decision-making and for planning of care in complicated pregnancy, the results from an ultrasound examination could also make decision-making for expectant parents very difficult at times.
The experiences of the expectant parents are very different.
I grunt in shops; and if I ever go out with friends, I'm always three beats behind the banter, and the words I want to say stumble on the unfamiliar journey from brain to mouth, before falling in clotted lumps into a silence very soon to change from expectant to disappointed.
Planned early delivery and expectant management represent very different experiences for the women involved.
