anticipation of造句

What is this almost eager anticipation of death?

A hush fell in anticipation of the world's greatest swordsman.

Every waking hour for two months had been burned up in anticipation of this weekend.

Futures prices for wheat had begun to fall even before the ban, in anticipation of a bountiful spring harvest.

Hard questions to answer, since a critic's job is not prophecy so much as the anticipation of surprise.

She kept working for several months, and we attended Lamaze classes in anticipation of my participating in a natural childbirth.

Depletion of livestock continues as abandoned animals die, and others are sold or slaughtered in anticipation of the harsh winter, or due to lack of fodder and shelter.

Study Design. Review of clinical file information and postoperative imaging, collected prospectively over a period of 14 years, in anticipation of study.

Desire that leads to impulsive behavior is caused by so-called "visceral factors," like the anticipation of the pleasure of eating the doughnut.

Daniel Markey says the administration probably acted in anticipation of some kind of move by Congress, where sentiment to curtail aid to Pakistan has been growing.

His brain works to match the unexpected misfortune of being stuck at the airport to its eager anticipation of a fun getaway.

She said she left home a little earlier this year in anticipation of heavy crowds at the station, but was pleased to see a relatively calm scene.

Tim BowerEmployers suspect that workers are pilfering from them to cope with financial difficulties at home or in anticipation of being laid off.

The challenge is for us to cultivate as much optimism as we can muster, and to do this in anticipation of the unforeseen.

An anticipation of change and planning will help clarify the range of individual business policy and business rule semantics that need to be captured and tested in the initial design.

Like other games publishers, EA hit a bumpy patch in 2006 as gamers reduced their spending in anticipation of the switch from one generation of consoles to the next.

This makes it easier for small investors to respond to insider purchases quickly and discourages the Martha Stewarts of this world from selling stock in anticipation of bad news.