expect that *

Rick had expected that action, well ahead of the teacher's taking it.

But no one expects that happy prospect any time soon.

Analysts expect sales of $660 million this year, and almost double that amount in 2001.

In fact, he expects that '1993 will be worse than 1992'.

The military machine is certainly shrinking, but no one expected that quick a drop.

They were both a little up on their toes, but you expect that the first day.

Oben only nodded as though he'd expected that answer from the beginning.

The utility, which had not expected that much demand until 1993, has been forced to buy power from other utilities.

Harry could hear it only because he expected that distant murmur.

He nodded, as if he had expected that answer, too.