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This was exactly and expectably the wrong answer, though Web could have had no way of anticipating it.

This applied at least to such areas which expectably cannot be pacified even after having been combed through."

As each of them had to take care of several hundred pupils, the quality of the education in the "Quartiersschulen" was expectably low.

But when Dr. Hopkins tried, it began to seem more than expectably hard - it seemed, even, suspiciously hard.

Excellence is an acting habit with Margaret Leighton, and her Pamela is expectably perfect.

Cankili II expectably received military aid from the Thanjavur Nayak Kingdom.

Why, on that particular spring night, did I choose to crawl head first down the wall above the precipice, rather than fly out unnoticeably in the form of a bat, walk less terrifyingly on four legs, or even expectably on two?

Prolonged grief disorder (PGD) refers to a syndrome consisting of a distinct set of symptoms following the death of a loved one that are so prolonged and intense that they exceed the expectably wide range of individual and cultural variability.

The program was conventional and the interpretations were not unusual either, but from the firmness of stride in his Bach through the elegance of his Mozart to the expectably easy way with Spanish rhythms in the concluding segment, Mr. Barrueco showed himself to be a comfortable, well-rounded recitalist.

We flew to Nice: on the superhighway the Nice airport is less than an hour from Menton; the older routes, the N7 and the corniche, are slower, but in winter they are not encumbered by much traffic, and their views are expectably spectacular, including the descent to Menton.