We found 174 examples of how to use unexpected in an English sentence.
Sentences 151 to 174 of 174.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 151. | She got an unexpected visit from him. | |
| 152. | He received an unexpected call from her. | |
| 153. | She received an unexpected call from him. | |
| 154. | All of a sudden, Bello broke loose from his lead, bolted towards the river and leapt in. Only now do we realise the reason for this unexpected behaviour lay in the fate of a drowning fawn which the dog pulled up on the bank and thus rescued. | |
| 155. | Viagra's impacts on erectile dysfunction were an unexpected — and lucrative — surprise. | |
| 156. | No doubt something unexpected happened. | |
| 157. | No doubt something unexpected was happening. | |
| 158. | We've encountered some unexpected obstacles. | |
| 159. | An unexpected event demolished my life. | |
| 160. | When I met him for the first time, I was surprise by the unexpected question he asked. | |
| 161. | The unexpected happened. | |
| 162. | Tom's death was unexpected. | |
| 163. | Tom's arrest wasn't unexpected. | |
| 164. | I'll do that tomorrow unless something unexpected turns up. | |
| 165. | I'll be able to see you tomorrow unless something unexpected turns up. | |
| 166. | Tom's arrest was unexpected. | |
| 167. | What Tom did wasn't unexpected. | |
| 168. | I had an unexpected lead. | |
| 169. | Record flooding in Australia this week has had an unexpected consequence, driving hordes of spiders—including one of the world’s deadliest species—out of their usual habitat and into homes and backyards. | |
| 170. | Did anything unexpected happen today? | |
| 171. | What happened here yesterday was unexpected. | |
| 172. | If you eat my lunch, you will suffer an unexpected fatal accident tomorrow. | |
| 173. | Serendipity is the ability to make, accidentally, happy and unexpected discoveries. | |
| 174. | Five consecutive years of drought, exacerbated by unexpected sandstorms, have depleted people's food stocks, forcing them to resort to desperate measures to survive. |