Meanings of expect a response in English

Hammond said: We do expect a response from our EU partners.

The speaker seemed to expect a response, so Lin nodded.

He could ask till he was blue in the face but couldn't expect a response.

Tsata knew better than to expect a response.

She didn't expect a response, he knew that.

If something wicked transpired under our nose, I had come to expect a response beyond amusement.

Maybe he didn't expect a response.

I didn't really expect a response; but it seemed the proper thing to do preparatory to breaking and entering.

She didn't expect a response.

She seemed to expect a response, so Jane said, "I read your warning in my social history notes."

The European Commission said they expect a response from the Belgian regional authorities, owners of Charleroi airport, by the start of July.

Now, when can I expect a response to our letter? tweeted Representative Jim Jordan, the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee.

We'll drop an e-mail to the seller ActFind, but we don't expect a response for another day due to the time difference.

If a credible third party comes forth with evidence that a candidate has engaged in immoral conduct, the public should expect a response.

Research by Zogby found that email is the most common way to contact Congress, and that most people expect a response to their messages.

He didn't expect a response yet from the governmental examination he had taken, since bureaucracy and approvals ground slowly through the administrative red tape.