Sentence examples for expect to get around from inspiring English sources

"You can expect to get around 60 per cent of the usual weekly rent," Judy Niner, its founder, says.

Zoomcar claimed that ZAP participants can expect to get around a 90percentt return on their investment in a vehicle, which is pretty significant if it pans out that way.

Powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion pack you can expect to get around 80 shots before the battery dies out and the included charger has you back up and running in about two hours.

While cable channels like ESPN are paid $2 per month for each subscriber by the cable operators, CSTV is expected to get around 7 cents.

Oliver says the team is expecting to get around 250,000 downloads in the next 6 months in Germany; increasing to just under 1 million by the end of the first year.

Back in the 1950s and 1960s, the US expected to get around that problem with a combination of quality, technology, and possible use of nuclear weapons.

"We're certainly not going to go out there and expect to get pushed around," confirmed Lawes, who enjoyed a satisfyingly robust return to Test rugby against Scotland.

They can only expect to get the round-around, the kind of round-around that the Feds, under Republican and Democrat direction, gave to three renown civil rights organizations -- all three liberal in philosophy and egalitarian in their outlook on the law, and whose pleas for equality and fairness were rebuffed wittingly by mischievous local, state and federal law breakers.

HOW many flat tires would you expect to get driving around the world?

For example in Cornwall, we originally said we'd be able to connect 85% of the county, but we now expect to get to around 95-97%.

From then on, if things go according to plan, A4e gets a monthly "sustainment fee", which can account for the bulk of the money it receives: the most A4e can expect to get for a successful case is around £13,000.