Word: expectedly
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...expect Florio to wait for results before launching other initiatives. An assault on the state's medical-insurance costs is already on the drawing boards, and other targets are being defined. New Jersey's Governor knows he cannot stand still: as every boxer learns, success comes from quick footwork...
...begins what seems to be her last plausible quest to win the 106-year-old Wimbledon ladies' title for a record ninth time. If she does so, or if she loses in a fashion that convinces her that another victory is an impossible dream, many of her peers expect her to retire. Perhaps she will linger a season or so to surpass her longtime rival Chris Evert's record total victories in matches (1,309) and tournaments (157). But in 1985, after winning Wimbledon over Evert, Navratilova said, "Whenever she retires, I'm sure I'll follow shortly." After...
...must be honest with oneself. We had two wars in this century. Everyone tumbled into World War I out of foolishness. But there is no question that Hitler was responsible for World War II and that the crimes perpetrated by the Nazi tyranny were terrible crimes. We cannot expect that memory to be erased in people's minds...
Whatever the restaurant, expect to inhale much cigarette smoke during the meal; no-smoking sections are unknown in Eastern Europe. One more tip: for nouvelle cuisine, go somewhere else. At its best, East European food is a little like grandma's: ample servings, thick sauces and whipped cream on most desserts. But certainly by Western standards, eating out is cheap. An excellent three-course meal for two at the best restaurant in Katowice, in southern Poland, costs...
English is now the most widely spoken second language throughout the bloc, so it is generally easy to find a driver who can understand you. But don't expect to find rural folk who speak English. And pack a lunch, since you cannot count on anything being available in most rural areas. A spare can of gasoline in the trunk is a wise precaution...