Voorbeelden van expecting

• I don't expect we'll have any more trouble from him.

• Gosh, I didn't expect to see you here!

• I'd expected to put weight on when I gave up smoking, but I didn't.

• Our department expects to make five new appointments this year alone.

• This is your captain speaking. We expect to be landing at London Heathrow in an hour's time.

• We expect these practices to cease forthwith.

• Some people expect instant gratification.

• You shouldn't expect others to do your work for you.

• It annoys me that she just expects us to help.

• The governors and the education authority expect all pupils to attend school assembly.

• As in earlier, non-dramatic performances like carnival or festive ritual, the audience came to the theatre expecting a dialogic relationship with the stage performers.

• There are currently few reasons for expecting that it will be easily increased.

• There was no question of expecting producers to cut back.

• A novice reader expecting to read this section and walk away understanding affine differential geometry and its use in mechanics will be disappointed.

• Girls grew up expecting to be married off by the age of twelve at the very latest.

• But this is hardly the time to be expecting those who are leading a desperate battle against a deadly virus to step back.

• This is exactly the result we were expecting.

• For example, a patient may state that she has given up hope for recovery and is expecting to die within a month.

• Here k is invoked in two contexts, one expecting an integer, the other expecting an integer list.

• Four per cent were still out-patients and 5 % were still expecting further surgery for their accident injuries at 3 years.

• Alternatively, while generally expecting a decrease of lipid stores due to energy drain upon infection, an increase might also occur.

• This could entail support for positions that appeared inconsistent to someone expecting linearity within a preconceived ideological framework.

• After a meteorite fall, people scour the country, expecting to see something strange.

• The marginalising of group-living is the price paid for expecting a quality professional service from the least paid and least qualified workforce.

• This is the type that the continuation process is expecting on that port.