Sentence examples for we just expect from inspiring English sources
The phrase "we just expect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a general anticipation or belief about a situation or outcome. Example: "In our team, we just expect everyone to contribute equally to the project for it to succeed."
Do we just expect them to do this?
Or do we just expect this and that death, do we just embrace this failure of humanity?
"If we just expect that inner-city child to exercise self-control and walk a little bit more, then I think we're in for a big disappointment".
"We just started two more papers on March 9," Mr. Hansen said, "and counting the countywide revenues, we just expect to be doing better and better".
I am not angry with the spending of money by Qatar to bring the World Cup but we just expect our salary".
"Did P.M. really say too little or did we just expect too much?" wrote Tulsathit Taptim, a columnist for the English-language daily newspaper The Nation, referring to the prime minister.
"We just expected to make the tournament, and once we got in, we thought maybe we could do a little damage," said guard Roy Boone, who came off the bench to score 12 points.
"We just expected Glasgow to hand it to us even though we had talked all week that they wouldn't do that".
It seemed unreal at the time when we started winning but it grew to the point where we would just expect to win the league," said Will Kenny, 40, who has been supporting United for the past 29 seasons.
Perhaps, we should just expect countries to rise and fall.
Although we all just expect her to win, she has never taken her ability for granted.
