Sentence examples for been expected from a from inspiring English sources
Alexander had run the 2010 campaign, which had seen Labour strategically marshall its resources to eke out a more creditable haul of parliamentary seats than might have been expected from a dismal national vote.
With Labour back in power in 1974, he chaired the Royal Commission on the Distribution of Income and Wealth (1974-79), which produced a good Fabian report - as might have been expected from a former Fabian Society treasurer (1950-64).
What else might have been expected from a production conceived by La Fura dels Baus, the Catalan ensemble who, for more than 20 years, have astonished, terrified and delighted audiences with their violent, cathartic actions and performances around the world?
Gerrard was calmness personified from the spot and, from that moment, Liverpool played with an assuredness that might not have been expected from a team with so much to lose.
The patients' responses to these tests were about the same as those that would have been expected from a ten-year-old child: that is, they appeared to be motivated exclusively by a desire to avoid personal punishment.
North Korea's pre-emptive, missile-guided raspberry on April 5th hours before President Obama outlined his nuclear-free dream in Prague had long been expected from a regime that treats rule-breaking as a national pastime.
I guess that's expected from a guy my age".
Controversy is expected from you, the same way water is expected from a tap.
What else could possibly be expected from a policy which legitimizes discrimination as a solution.
A certain hostility could be expected from a Democratic-dominated City Council dealing with a Republican Mayor.
