- anticipate
- 01. Police are [anticipating] a rise in crime this summer when many tourists are in town, and criminals are out trying to steal cameras and purses.02. I had [anticipated] that the Liberal Party would win the election.03. I sometimes [anticipate] events in the future in my dreams.04. No one had [anticipated] the earthquake.05. I [anticipate] a good mark on my test because I have been studying really hard this session.06. The children had trouble falling asleep on Christmas Eve in [anticipation] of the visit from Santa Claus.07. The newest album by the Rolling Stones is the most widely [anticipated] record of the year.08. Benjamin Disraeli once remarked that what we [anticipate] seldom occurs, but what we least expect generally happens.09. The crowd was growing restless in [anticipation] of the band coming on stage.10. Police hadn't [anticipated] the number of people that would be at the demonstration, so things got a little out of control.11. Language learning takes a long time, much longer than you may have ever [anticipated].12. Canadians hoped that one of their hockey teams would win a medal at the 2002 Olympics, but few people [anticipated] that the women's and men's teams would both win the gold medals.13. An Ethiopian proverb states, "[Anticipate] the good so that you may enjoy it."14. [Anticipated] higher oil prices are expected to help boost the economy of Trinidad and Tobago in coming years.15. When giving a presentation, try to [anticipate] the questions you may be asked so that you can have the answers ready.16. Your budget should include a certain percentage for [unanticipated] costs.17. We cannot always [anticipate] the ways in which natural systems will adjust to changes induced by the activities of modern society.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.