Sentence examples for been expected to fold from inspiring English sources

Hull might have been expected to fold but not a bit of it as Horne, who had switched from centre to scrum-half to replace Tony Smith, sent Luke Felsch spinning over.

While it's been several generations since women have been expected to fold themselves into that archaic and submissive mold, we still seem to carry the inherited and cellular memory of our thousands of years of oppression.

The Rocky Mountain News shut down two weeks ago, and The Tucson Citizen is expected to fold next week.

Several producers said in interviews this week that no scheduled shows were expected to fold because of trouble raising money.

If Price was expected to fold, he was doing a good job of silencing his critics, as both he and Ballesteros contributed to one of the most enthralling back-nine finishes in Open history.

The Schiller Theater and numerous others have been forced to close, and at least one of the city's seven orchestras is expected to fold in the next few months.

Dublin is an unforgiving venue, as England know only too well, and when a side at home and significantly more experienced start to turn the game around and threaten to win, as Ireland did with 20 minutes to go, the less experienced team might be expected to fold.

Smooth and non-muscle myosins have been successfully expressed in non-muscle expression systems [17], and might be expected to fold to a considerable extent in the reticulocyte lysate as well.

The fragmented sn-2 fatty acyl substituent in these molecules is polar and can be expected to fold back to the membrane interface or surface [11,12].

Therefore, to maximize their energy efficiency, SNAREs are expected to fold in a relatively smooth energy landscape (Onuchic and Wolynes, 2004) in the presence of the membrane load.

The structural repeat domains are expected to fold quickly and independently of each other during translation, a necessary prerequisite for co-translational assembly on a polyribosome.