Sentence examples for come is expected from inspiring English sources

"A feeling of let's make the most of this Christmas for nobody knows what may come is expected to send a huge flock of spenders into the gift market," readers of The Torrington Register were told in an article.

A report still to come is expected to explore how such packaging "clutter," as Lichtenstein called these ancillary claims, influences consumers' choices.

The bill is large because this deep recession is getting deeper, and the recovery, when it comes, is expected to be slow.

The next wave of attack, if it comes, is expected imminently.

Climate change over coming decades is expected to have a number of adverse human health consequences.

One highlight of the coming campaign is expected to be a television debate between the candidates.

In the coming decades, it is expected that the economic burden and mortality associated with hepatitis C rise [ 7, 16].

The guys that come in are expected to do a job and thankfully they did that today".

"It's almost come to be expected," Sherman said.

And unlike at most companies, this skill has come to be expected at Berkshire.

In many EU states, if you come you are expected to have a job.