Meanings of anticipate trouble in English

Then the lamps went out, and we began to anticipate trouble.

As your years increase, you will learn not to anticipate trouble and worry.

Blaine hurried on to his hotel, refusing to anticipate trouble.

Nigeria was conterminous with the Cameroons, and she knew the Germans well enough to anticipate trouble.

But he resolved not to anticipate trouble.

Nor did he anticipate trouble with John.

She, too, thought they looked "gloomy," but it was not her practice to anticipate trouble.

Understand we do not anticipate trouble.

And why should one anticipate trouble?

You must not anticipate trouble.

But I won't anticipate trouble.

We are not at war with any South American country, so there is no reason why we should anticipate trouble.

For all that, Sadie did not mean to anticipate trouble, and set about some household work that her drive had delayed.

Berthelot, quick and clever, like his opposite number, Henry Wilson, was an inveterate optimist who found it temperamentally difficult to anticipate trouble.

It has also called into question the ability of Brian Cowen as Taoiseach to anticipate trouble and to keep his Coalition partners sweet.

Captain Kettle was to him merely a down-on-his-luck free-passage nobody, and as the mate was large and lusty he did not anticipate trouble.