Sentence examples for be expected to rail from inspiring English sources

Given such savagery, Sissako might be expected to rail against the freedom crushers, but he is too oblique for that, preferring a cool amusement at their expense.

That, however, might change — Trump is hosting a rally in Montana Thursday, where he's expected to rail against Tester in prime time.

George Osborne has to realise that people cannot be expected to pay huge rises in rail fares on top".

George Osborne has to realise that people cannot be expected to pay huge rises in rail fares on top," said Mr Huppert.

Officials say the connector is expected to increase rail ridership by 17,000 boardings a day.

The announcement on Tuesday is expected to lead to rail fares rising by almost 30 per cent for the average passenger by 2014.

Another 279,000 vehicles are expected to arrive by rail from Toyota factories in North America and go directly to dealerships.

But in New Jersey, where CSX and Norfolk Southern will jointly operate hundreds of miles of former Conrail track while directly competing with each other, shipping costs are expected to decline and rail traffic to increase.

However, their hands have been forced by a string of transport studies to be published this summer, which are expected to show that rail and bus use is not increasing fast enough and more roads are only a temporary solution: Darling has already abandoned targets to reduce congestion.

The line was closed in 1969 and is expected to be carrying rail passengers by the summer.

Widespread cancellations had been expected to services and rail companies had said further disruption and delays were likely on Wednesday, as services returned to normal.