Sentence examples for be expected to charge from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Sharon can be expected to charge forward with his oratorical guns blazing.

Exchange-traded funds that allow people to invest in securities that may be less liquid or more complex would be expected to charge higher fees, and they do.

The significance of Exeter calling for the highest level of fees is that this is part of the 1994 Group, outside the most prestigious Russell Group of universities, which might be expected to charge the highest fees.

When the London project gets under way it is expected to charge £1100 to £1200.

They are expected to charge primarily at night, taking advantage of the night-time windiness.

It is expected to charge the MacBook and connecting devices much faster than USB connections.

Netflix charges new members $8.99 for its streaming service; HBO is expected to charge more.

Lenders are expected to charge rates of around 5% for the Help to Buy mortgages.

The Yankees are expected to charge $600,000 to $850,000 a year for stadium luxury suites, according to reports.

Prosecutors were expected to charge him with manslaughter, causing a shipwreck and abandoning ship before all passengers were evacuated.

Police are expected to charge a suspect, named locally as Christopher Halliwell, in connection with Ms O'Callaghan's death.