Sentence examples for be expected to order from inspiring English sources

And they can't be expected to order something based on the description a customer gives over the phone because it may turn out to be the wrong thing.

This week a judge is expected to order the full trial to go ahead.

Only a few spots, like Tas, charge fees, but patrons who are seated are expected to order drinks.

Some 48 million Americans are expected to order takeout or restaurant-delivery food on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 5.

Oman is expected to order 12 of the fighters, worth £2.5bn, and eight Hawk 128 training aircraft from BAE Systems.

The Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission is expected to order Deutsche Securities to suspend some business, like bond trading, for several weeks and to improve its operations.

If the cabinet agrees the outright ban, Blair is expected to order a swift public consultation to ensure there is no major backlash.

As a magistrate and mayor of Bordeaux, he was expected to order tortures and public killings, but refused to do so.

Federal regulators are expected to order the banks to make sweeping changes to their mortgage collection and foreclosure practices, which will sharply drive up expenses.

China's latest five-year plan for the sector is expected to order the establishment of a national desalination industry, according to Guo Yozhi, who heads the China Desalination Association.

The Tribunal de Commerce in Paris is expected to order the company's dismemberment today, but may delay a decision until Wednesday.