Sentence examples for we almost expect from inspiring English sources

"We almost expect ourselves to qualify.

And we almost expect the daring modern artist to run afoul of censors and expatriate himself.

Ever since Kennedy, we almost expect a president to be a bit Irish.

Friends since nursery school and frequent traveling companions, Willis and I have endured a number of fiascoes together, so much so that we almost expect them.

Up to 40percentt of children contract regular seasonal flu, said Dr. Nathan Litman, director of pediatric infectious diseases at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore in New York City, who added, "We almost expect that as soon as school is open we'll start seeing increased numbers".

These days, minor to not-so-minor kittenfishing is so common, we almost expect some fakery from our romantic interests.

We almost expected to see Labour and Tory backbenchers start a game of five-a-side foothell in the no-man's land between the two red lines down the middle of the Chamber.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit fresh records above 22,000 this week, due largely to a daily trickle of second-quarter profit reports, most of them so sunny we almost expected a few bunnies and unicorns doodled in the margins.

We can almost expect foods we know we "should be eating" to eventually produce some research that will show remarkable properties.

In McCabe, California Split (1974), and Nashville (1975) in particular, there is always the feeling of life continuing offscreen; if the camera were suddenly to whirl about 180 degrees, we would almost expect to see more of the life of the movie, rather than Altman and his crew members.

And if there wasn't already a lame series with the name, we'd almost expect this to be the makings of Mortal Kombat Carmageddon!