Sentence examples for years of expectation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "years of expectation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a prolonged period during which someone has anticipated or hoped for something to happen. Example: "After years of expectation, the long-awaited sequel to the beloved novel was finally published."
That's hardly surprising after four years of expectation following his triumph in the world championships of 1995.
Nowadays it seems difficult to consider a game separately from the months or years of expectation that preceded its release.
After years of expectation, Amazon finally launched its Fresh grocery service in the UK last week, parking its tanks on the lawns of the country's biggest retailers.
Yet, despite years of expectation, there's still no sign of the bubble bursting in the way that it did back in April 2000.
Both teams have until now been happy to be here, unburdened by years of expectation and the attendant rust of waste and curdled hope.
When he took on the mantle of director for the movie of the comic book "Watchmen," 20 years of expectation and a huge and rabid fan base came along with it.
Already there has been Senegal's upset of France, South Korea's humiliation of Poland, the United States' stunning defeat of Portugal, and now this game that lived up to half a year of expectation.
The stock market experienced its biggest election day rally in 24 years on expectation of an Obama victory.
The talks continued past 9 p.m. in Los Angeles last night, with both sides saying they expected to finish a deal that would reverse a year of expectations that the current season would be the last one for "Friends".
After nine years of national expectation, Japan's Crown Princess Masako delivered a baby, named Aiko, which means, literally, love child.
Transport Focus, the official watchdog, said long-distance train customers were more likely to complain but said it was indicative of years of low expectation in their service.
