Sentence examples for are expected to rush from inspiring English sources
Regular service should be restored next weekend, when families are expected to rush in to see The Lego Movie and teens may well flock to Vampire Academy.
On Monday, around 1,000 people are expected to "rush" one of the terminals and the police are on standby for people breaking the perimeter wire.
The plan is a move away from the system of subsidies and grants to a loans-based approach aimed at providing guarantees to private investors who are expected to rush in to fund energy, IT, broadband, transport and research projects.
I assume I was expected to rush off and upload my daughter's arrival on YouTube before she'd even had her first diaper change at home.
The seven underwriting banks – JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, BofA Merrill Lynch, Barclays, Deutsche Bank and RBC Capital Markets – were expected to rush to King's defence by buying shares to prop up the price.
The government is expected to rush through legislation on Thursday to ensure that the collapse of the official registration portal does not disenfranchise tens of thousands of people before what is expected to be a close contest.
With Joe Montgomery sidelined for the season with a ruptured left Achilles' tendon, Dayne is the only other alternative to Barber, who at 193 pounds cannot be expected to rush 25 times a game.
Not that he was expected to rush out and sign expensive free agents, but Huntington has done nothing to give Pittsburgh fans hope that the Pirates can avoid a major league-record-tying 16th consecutive losing season.
Many are housed in dormitories near the assembly lines and are expected to be ready to rush into work should new orders flow in.
Although Pioneer is pushing hard, Sony and other members of the DVD-RW family are expected to miss this year's pre-Christmas rush for DVD recorders in America.
Adverse environmental impacts -- e.g., increased traffic congestion at rush hour -- are expected to be negligible due to unique nature of these "no-show" jobs.
