Sentence examples for be expected to clear from inspiring English sources

I can't be expected to clear up my own mistakes.

But, regarding torture, there should be a higher bar that even a largely frivolous show like "Scandal" should be expected to clear.

This combination might be expected to clear a room, but people treated the din as mood music, happily continuing their conversations.

While astrocytes could be expected to clear most of the glutamate exported by microglia under normal conditions, this function is compromised by ROS (Harris et al., 1996; Trotti et al., 1998) or pro-inflammatory cytokines (Kim et al., 2003; Korn et al., 2005).

The final bill is expected to clear the Legislature next week.

The Yankees are expected to clear the bullpen Wednesday night against the Rays.

The overall bill was expected to clear the Senate on Friday.

After the wet start to Monday the rain is expected to clear.

None of the four amendments on offer is expected to clear the 60-vote threshold.

According to the Met Office, rain is expected to clear away eastward overnight but strong gales will remain.

That legislation is expected to clear the House as well and be signed by Gov. Christine Gregoire in the next few weeks.