Sentence examples for and expected to pull from inspiring English sources

The child is out of surgery and expected to pull through.

The museum has already attracted 420,000 visitors, and expects to pull in a total of 700,000 by the end of the year.

The railroad is selling its 1.2-mile right of way and expects to pull up the track by midsummer.

However, you can't walk around with waist-length hair and expect to pull it off.

The other person hospitalized was in "stable condition" and was "expected to pull through," Lt. Chris Ramirez told The Washington Post on Sunday.

"Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom," the Weinstein Co.'s biopic about the life of the late South African political hero Nelson Mandela, is expanding wide this week and is expected to pull in about $13 million in ticket sales.  .

Rumor has it that both of them will also be unveiling a pair of new smartphones — Nokia has the Phi and the Arrow, and Motorola is expected to pull back the curtains on the RAZR HD and the newly-leaked Droid RAZR M 4G LTE.

Danger is the great equalizer, and all are expected to pull together.

They went ahead enough times in the match and would have expected to pull further away but were unable to.

Rogers and Telus were expected to pull the records of every customer who used their cell phones in that area, during that period, and hand over their names, phone numbers, and credit card information, as well as the information about who they were contacting.

The national distributor agency (Pyramid Pharma) "pushes" predetermined quantities of ACTs to the regional distributors, Southern Highland Pharmacy and Marhaba Pharmaceuticals Ltd. ADDOs are expected to "pull" ACT quantities from the regional distributors based on their needs.