Sentence examples for expect to call from inspiring English sources

"I expect to call the interior decorator and make a deal on the furniture, too," said Mr. Bianco.

She always wanted to be called Mademoiselle, not Coco, or Madame, which you would expect to call someone of her age in France.

Gov. Rick Perry said he did not expect to call an emergency election before November to fill the unexpired term of Representative Tom DeLay.

Yet Europe's incongruities are sufficiently confounding -- and so deeply seated -- that even these giant retailers can hardly expect to call all the shots.

Ms. Coakley should have the on-the-ground organizational advantage: her supporters were operating some 60 phone banks that have already made nearly 600,000 calls urging people to vote, and they expect to call a million voters by tomorrow.

He said he did not expect to call any of the local law enforcement or counterintelligence experts who he said had told him repeatedly that noncooperation by American Muslims is a "significant issue".

Hamas is expected to call the monthlong conflict a victory.

The defense had been expected to call a few witnesses.

Mr Badawi is expected to call an election in March.

President Barack Obama is expected to call for Mr Assad to step down.

On Thursday and Friday, the two sides are expected to call experts to support their arguments.