Sentence examples for be expected to train from inspiring English sources

Young people without basic skills will be expected to train from the first day they claim benefits.

A 15-year-old might be expected to train for between four and six hours most days.

For example, in some instances where tasks have been shifted from physicians to nurses, identical competencies are needed in both the medical and nursing curricula, especially considering that physicians would be expected to train nurses.

Martin is expected to train with his team-mates on Friday morning as usual.

Cole and James were understood to be receiving treatment on minor knocks and are expected to train tomorrow.

Arsenal, though, say that Welbeck's problem is not serious and he is expected to train as normal on Wednesday.

Tremlett is expected to train on Thursday and the usual noises were made about "managing his workload".

David Beckham is expected to train with Arsenal of the Premier League early next year to prepare for the Major League Soccer season.

Recruits are expected to train for several weeks, and then go to the front to fortify the border.

The 22-year-old midfielder signed a five-year contract and was expected to train with his new club on Saturday.

But I was expected to train at my local gym in Leeds before we go back on 3 January when it all kicks off again.