Sentence examples for and expect to read from inspiring English sources

Never arrive late and expect to read anyway.

I opened the envelope and expected to read the word Wonga.

If you're like me and expecting to read a book with 10 steps on how to become a leader, put on your seat belt and get ready for takeoff.

Yet I did not care for Agatha Christie and I never expect to read another of her books.

It is a book that one would expect to read and reread, for Gould articulates and defends a distinctive vision of the agenda of evolutionary biology; of the mechanisms of evolutionary change; and of the relationship of evolutionary biology to its own past.

Barring some unforeseen misfortune, such as injury, we are going to read and hear a lot about Mo Farah in the run-up to the London Olympics, in which case we should also expect to read and hear a lot of about Alberto Salazar.

That's an odd paring and we don't usually expect to read about it in Microsoft press releases.

It is much easier to accept and understand satire when you expect to read it, but less so if it jumps out at you when you were expecting something straightforward.

"There is an awful lot of very powerful, lyrical, and readable poetry being written today," he said, but what was needed was education, because "we have lost the sense that poetry sits halfway between prose and music – that you can't expect to read it like a novel.

We can also expect to read French and Spanish versions of the platform soon.

It's just a title--except for romance readers, duke is shorthand for the type of hero they can expect to read about and the kind of hero readers love: the powerful, alpha male who bows down to no one (except the heroine).