Sentence examples for I'd be expected from inspiring English sources

R: Do you write down like the type of things I'd be expected to do? A: We've got a questionnaire we'll go through… that forms your profile… [it covers] the sort of things that you're comfortable doing so there's no awkwardness about 'Well I thought you did this and you don't do that,' so that's all kind of up-front.

I'd been given no warning that I'd be expected to speak, so I had nothing prepared.

And, even during my "time off," I'd be expected to be available 24/7 to respond to an unending stream of work-related emails, texts and phone calls.

For example, if I ever saw a napkin or straw wrapper on the floor in one of his diners I'd be expected to pick it up ASAP.

He followed up via phone and hired me, telling me I could start the next day and detailing the clothes I'd be expected to wear for the job.

I knew that I'd be expected to contribute to The Huffington Post's coverage once my plane landed, making cold calls to women Trump has interacted with throughout his career and asking them about what may have been the worst moment of their lives.

However, if the ELHS is the cause of the negative effects, a negative change similar to outcome (ii) might occur, while outcome (i) would be expected if the ELHS were neutral.

I'd be expecting a few goals, at least.

If you were my undergraduate, Boris, I'd be expecting a 1,000 word essay with the title 'What is Sexism?' from you by next Monday.

Except I'd been expected, and a cleanup must have preceded me by, I'd guess, no more than two hours.

Four, as I was the Jewish employee, I would be expected to work".