Sentence examples for expect a bunch from inspiring English sources

Expect a bunch of endorsement announcements on Wednesday morning.

THE CROWD Expect a bunch of Wall Streeters in their 20s and 30s, in button-downs and blazers.

Or at least you'd expect a bunch of liberal activists to be mounting a Draft Sherrod campaign.

Meanwhile in the Bronx, Joe Torre, working without a contract for next year, achieved his 500th victory as a Yankee manager, and can reasonably expect a bunch more.

(Barack Obama won the latter). And while some might expect a bunch of Deep South states, they actually don't make the cut — in large part because they have more diverse populations that help keep the Democratic Party in business.

By the time I was at Rugby I'd read most of Front, and was wondering what time you might expect a bunch of young men to be in the office.

I expected a bunch of red blends and chardonnays, and there were plenty of both.

"We're expecting a bunch of new investors in the master fund," an insider says.

One might have expected a bunch of cultural terrorists to produce a work of impenetrable self-conscious artspeak.

One might have expected a bunch of cultural terrorists to produce a work of impenetrable self-conscious artspeak.

I half-expected a bunch of singing nuns to skip over the brow of the nearest hill.