| Mrs. Munger prompted, with an increase of expectance in her large clear eyes, and of impartiality in her whole face. |
| Ingleby's tweets unleashed an avalanche of disbelief, disgust and, in some cases, weary expectance. |
| Open image in new window Fig. 2 The expectance of different number of defective products in a sample with 20 products. |
| In expectance of two words of you this morning I venture to offer you my best wishes for the future. |
| Similarly to what has become a natural expectance with e.g. electricity or water supply, people also expect a phone to work when they pick it up. |
| The word which he employs, by its very form, expresses that that expectance is habitual and continuous. |
