Sentence examples for be expected to set from inspiring English sources

Surely a cabinet minister should be expected to set a better example.

One is their ease of use: subscribers will be expected to set femtocells up themselves.

The bout would be expected to set records for pay-per-view buys, continuing boxing on the road to resurgence.

Diners, for example, will be expected to set and reset the cutlery on their tables with utensils from drawers beneath.

The problem for São Paulo is that the experienced players who could reasonably be expected to set an example are among the biggest culprits in their decline.

They can hardly be expected to set aside their bitter memories because (as the heads of five big firms have complained) American arms exports are at risk.

The 2000 harvest is expected to set a record.

He is expected to set the stage for parliament to approve the absorption of Crimea.

The lawyer for John Rigas, Peter E. Fleming Jr., is expected to set the agenda for the defense.

Mr. Gramm's decision is expected to set off a free-for-all for his seat.

These elections are expected to set the tone for national elections in September 2004.