Sentence examples for be expected to check from inspiring English sources

Ages ranging from 21-45, at least 5'2" tall, and have at least a high-school education, each will be expected to check some 800 meters a day.

As proprietor he could at least be expected to check any significant payments, to ensure that his company gets value for money.

He is quick to say that with thousands of news "pastes" in a day, he cannot be expected to check what goes up, but he says he responds if people ask for personal information about themselves — d0x, tech-speak for "documents" — to be taken down.

In another written ministerial statement, Mr Gove said employers will not be expected to check on whether their teenage staff are fulfilling training requirements.

Not only will UK-based sites be required to install age verification software; every porn site – worldwide – will be expected to check the ages of UK visitors.

Editors will be expected to check that the items linked are appropriate to the article and that the links work.

On all other weekends, of course, they are expected to check their e-mail.

Ozzie!" and another answers "Oi! Oi! Oi!" At some point Roger Federer is expected to check in to one of these rooms.

Susan Chira, foreign editor of The Times, said that each night, editors discuss plans for the following day with their correspondents, who are expected to check in regularly.

Detectives were waiting to see whether the men's fingerprints were on file, and the medical examiner was expected to check for tattoos or other markings that could help identify them.

The Holland manager Bert van Marwijk is expected to check out whether German excitement about the poacher's comeback (and the imminent arrival of a flood of other top stars keen to sample Bundesliga defenders' flat-footedness) is justified.