Sentence examples for be expected to repeat from inspiring English sources

** To be expected to repeat these sentiments, Robinson decided, was an offense against conscience.

To be expected to repeat these sentiments, Robinson decided, was an offense against conscience.

The wrought-iron craftsman should not be expected to repeat with meticulous exactitude one intricate component after another.

He will also be expected to repeat Mr Ahern's success in establishing working relationships with Northern Unionists and ensuring that North-South relations continue to run smoothly.

Ms. Pritzker is engaged in new business ventures, and fellow Obama donors say she could not be expected to repeat her tireless efforts from 2008.

But he sounded a cautionary note about Cavendish's chances of going straight from Paris, where he would be expected to repeat this summer's feat of clinching the points winner's green jersey with a victory on the Champs-Elysées, to the very different demands of an Olympic road race from Westminster to the Surrey hills and back.

Only four clubs have won the Premier League so far and Blackburn will not be expecting to repeat their feat.

It is expected to repeat calls for transparency and reform.

During his speech, Mr. Rumsfeld is expected to repeat that time is short for disarming Iraq.

He is expected to repeat those themes in his inaugural address.

He is expected to repeat his free-trade call at the Group of 20 summit meeting.