Sentence examples for expect by from inspiring English sources

Chris's rise to stardom is followed, as you might expect, by a moral fall.

We expect by the end of the year to be back exactly where we were presale in terms of beds.

(Trump is dealing with this development as one would expect: by questioning Carson's religion and the validity of the polls).

Similarly, Paris syndrome is a transient psychological disorder encountered, as you might expect, by people visiting Paris, France.

The single encore, Brahms's Hungarian Dance No 1, was greeted, as one might expect, by a standing ovation.

There is a milking of the royal cows, which is performed, as one might expect, by royal milkmen.

While she believes the workplace can be a fertile hunting ground, she also notes that men are often less impressed than we expect by our brilliant careers.

That is far lower than the 40% it had been told to expect by the banks that are shovelling loans into it.

In other words, it was almost a sure thing that none of the birthdays would match, as we'd expect by common sense.

What this result suggests is that the averages of the six font groups differ more from one another than one would expect by chance.

It was emphatically not the feast they had been primed to expect by their vulpine cheerleaders in the island universe of the illiberal media.