Sentence examples for days expects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Davis, Mr. Craig's old friend from his Lowenstein days, expects the new White House counsel to approach the task as a "pragmatic idealist".

And virtually every woman who comes to her these days expects an epidural, which blocks the sensory nerves below the waist.

Home Depot, which has well over 1,000 stores and opens a new one every two days, expects to roll its Web-sales program out nationally by next year.

But in Europe, at least, no one these days expects the values of mediocre properties to rise without efforts to improve them physically or manage them better, said James Wallace, who writes a trade blog on European debt for the CoStar Group, a research company in Washington.

If you're flying in the coming days, expect delays.

If you want to see a film these days, expect to be threatened first.

Few young women these days expect to have to choose between motherhood and work.

But do they really these days expect their politicians to live that way too?

Over the next few days expect to read a lot more about whether or not they are credible.

Birds these days expect fat balls and specialist seeds, and have houses and feeders to match these extravagant tastes.

First, travel by train from London to Moscow (arriving two days later), then take the 'Rossiya'to Vladivostok, which takes seven days (expect lots of rice and mutton).