Sentence examples for was always anticipated from inspiring English sources

Turner's departure was always anticipated, says the writer.

It was always anticipated that football tickets would be among the most difficult to sell – particularly for the women's competition and particularly in Scotland.

In that context, it was always anticipated he would return to Cobham mid-season but, given how little impact he has made in the Premier League, he is very unlikely to be drafted into Guus Hiddink's senior squad back at Chelsea despite the failure of Radamel Falcao or Loïc Rémy to make their mark.

The 62.9 million pounds borrowed to finance the development was increased to 133.5 million, raising the group's overall indebtedness to 318.1 million pounds from 268.2 million pounds a year earlier, though last season was always anticipated to be the peak period for borrowings.

The New Yorker, October 5 , 1935P. 81 Even at college Parsons was always anticipating some kind of major or minor crisis and devising schemes that would succeed in averting calamity.

By P. S. Le Poer Trench The New Yorker, October 5 , 1935P. 81 Even at college Parsons was always anticipating some kind of major or minor crisis and devising schemes that would succeed in averting calamity.

As Mr. Kushner said, "He has a fantastic ability to be astonished," although at the same time, "the worst is always anticipated".

"I am always anticipating an encounter.

"I'm always anticipating that they're going to call me," she said.

"I am always anticipating a rise in the company," she said.

He is a heavy presence in the novel, and is both creator and critic; the writer is always anticipating the imagination of prohibition even as he tries to outwit it.