Sentence examples for be expected to block from inspiring English sources

Can Barber, with one good arm, be expected to block blitzing linebackers?

The EU can be expected to block blatantly discriminatory laws on housing, employment or schools.

Russia and China have previously vetoed resolutions critical of Syria and can be expected to block the UK's draft.

Mr. Singleton said it was unlikely that Times Mirror would exercise the purchase option because the Justice Department would be expected to block a sale on antitrust grounds.

Now that Parcells and Martin are together again with the Jets, the 5-foot-11-inch, 205-pound running back will be expected to block for the Jets' quarterback next season, but that only begs the more important question Parcells has yet to answer: who will be the Jets' quarterback Martin must protect?

The therapeutic use of multiple broadly neutralizing human monoclonal antibodies to HIV-1 would therefore be expected to block HIV-1 infection.

Labor is expected to block the plebiscite.

Republican senators are expected to block the vote.

Members are expected to block talks about base closures.

The Pakistani government, as my colleague Salman Masood reported, had been expected to block the group.

Up to 12,000 are expected to block traffic in Trafalgar Square, Whitehall and Parliament Square from 2pm, but police say they have not been approached for permission.