Sentence examples for expect extra from inspiring English sources
A change in the prevailing culture of passenger expectation would be required for patrons to come to expect extra doors to be operative at certain times of the day.
Staff are willing – but expect extra pay.
They can expect extra aid as well as warm words on visits to Western capitals.
(As you would expect, extra amenities, such as windows or television, cost extra).
"We expect extra spending on policing, private security and military intervention," analysts at Citi said in a note to investors.
Second, those applicants who were not put off by the extra risk might well expect extra compensation for it.
He added that trick-or-treaters from Ohio could expect extra-large Hershey bars.
With Iggy Pop, Jamie T and Martha Wainwright also set to feature on Fatboys new album, we can expect Extras -style pushing of the envelope, replete with celeb cameos galore.
Coachella 2016: Expect extra-big art installations at this year's festival.
Iowa and New Hampshire are what they are, for a few generations now the preserve of picky and rather pampered caucus-goers and primary voters who expect extra-special catering and are keen to project their sometimes particularistic concerns onto American presidential politics as a whole.
The line between strippers and prostitutes can become blurred here; don't expect "extras" from the stage dancers, but there is a back room with a bed and a locked door.
