Sentences with ANTICIPATE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"I anticipate that tomorrow's weather will be sunny."
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"We anticipate a significant increase in sales next quarter."
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"She anticipated her opponent's every move in the chess game."
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"The students eagerly anticipate the start of summer vacation."
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"He didn't anticipate the heavy traffic and arrived late to the meeting."
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"They anticipate having a successful harvest this year."
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"The company needs to anticipate changes in the market to stay competitive."
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"The detective anticipated the criminal's next move."
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"We anticipate a long and challenging journey ahead."
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"The chef anticipated the customers' preferences and crafted a special menu."
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"It's always better to anticipate problems rather than wait for them to occur."
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"She anticipated her favorite band's concert and bought tickets in advance."
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"The political analyst anticipates a close race in the upcoming election."
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"They anticipate the construction of a new highway to alleviate traffic congestion."
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"He anticipates receiving an offer for the job."
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"We should anticipate delays due to the ongoing construction."
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"The parents eagerly anticipate the arrival of their first child."
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"The team failed to anticipate the opponent's strategy and lost the match."
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"She eagerly anticipates her birthday every year."
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"The researcher anticipates groundbreaking discoveries in the field of medicine."
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"I anticipate that it will rain tomorrow."
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"We anticipate a high turnout for the event."
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"She eagerly anticipates her birthday every year."
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"The students anticipate the upcoming holiday break."
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"He didn't anticipate the heavy traffic on his way to work."
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"The company anticipates a decline in sales this quarter."
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"They anticipate the new movie release to be a box office success."
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"The researchers anticipate significant advancements in technology."
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"We anticipate a delay in the delivery of the package."
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"He can anticipate what his opponent's next move will be."
