Sentence examples for being expected to be from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, or so it seemed, all the pressure of being expected to be a grand slam winner piled down on Gasquet once again.

But I love that he was fed up with being expected to be a certain kind of artist and was challenging his signature style.

But the flip side of being grateful — or, really, being expected to be grateful — could be the feeling of being burdened.

Resources were the problem, with hundreds of staff lost to budget cuts, leaving top brass wrestling with the logistics of having officers with only one pair of hands being expected to be in two places at the same time.

Private landlords are, in short, being expected to be responsible for being able to tell if a person from abroad has a right to rent, and can be penalised for getting this wrong.

Jan Nielsen, a teacher from Wandsworth, told the conference: "We have to be clear that we are being put in the position where we are being expected to be the frontline stormtroopers – who listen, spy and notify the authorities about students that we may be suspicious of".

"Price stability is expected to be maintained".

It is expected to be complete next year.

It is expected to be held June 17.

Results are expected to be announced this week.

He was expected to be released Saturday.