Sentence examples for be expected to score from inspiring English sources

I'll be expected to score a lot of runs – but in the past, that pressure has made me more determined.

Scoring is also a concern: only Michail Antonio has netted from open play since the first league game of the season, and Dimitri Payet cannot be expected to score a last-minute free-kick every match.

According to his analysis, a team that returns a kickoff to the 40-yard line can be expected to score an average of 3 more points on the drive than if it had started at the 20-yard line.

It will be interesting to see how he copes with his price tag and the pressure of playing for a big club, where he will be expected to score and win every week.

Thus, psychiatrists would be expected to score 0.123 points lower than general practitioners.

Thus, locum doctors would be expected to score 0.093 points lower than non-locum doctors.

The Devils' captain, Scott Stevens, said: "I'm sure the guys that are expected to score are frustrated.

Ellie Goulding is expected to score her second number one album this Sunday with Halcyon.

It was not that the Yankees and the Mariners were expected to score a load of runs against those pitchers; they were expected to score a load of runs for those pitchers.

After missing the playoffs again last year, Smith signed Theo Fleury, who was expected to score anywhere from 35 to 40 goals.

Rogue One is expected to score the second biggest December opening of all time with tracking around $135-$135-$150m