Sentence examples for are expected to serve from inspiring English sources

At the busiest times the chefs are expected to serve 65,000 meals a day.

They often have little financial training and are expected to serve as volunteers.

And now FE colleges are expected to serve the bulk of students pursuing foundation degrees.

Both lines are expected to serve commuters in northern New Jersey bound for New York City or the airport.

Israeli commandos are expected to serve as ad-hoc advisers — again, in secret — when full-field operations begin.

United's efforts are expected to serve as a test case for the shrinkage generated by The Moyes Effect.

But they are growing fast, and by 2010 are expected to serve over 40 million passengers a year, Accenture says.

The Edison Extra summer programs are expected to serve 8,000 to 10,000 students, with revenue expected to be at least $7 million for fiscal 2001.

They are expected to serve the rest of their sentences, which end in March 2014, in the camps, where conditions are reportedly dire.

The troops are expected to serve in Afghanistan for seven months, raising the total number of American forces there to about 30,000.

Among other things, we should start telling young girls that they are expected to serve their nation, state and community as leaders.