Sentence examples for expect to get something from inspiring English sources
they expect to get something.
Students and postdocs EXPECT to get something out of networking, but professionals don't.
"You can't concede goals like we did and expect to get something".
In fact, they'll likely welcome it — because they'll expect to get something accomplished then too.
"You bet I expect to get something out of this," he said.
"As a tourist, you don't expect to get something that could kill you".
After closing at $30 Friday, Bear's stock hovered at about $4 late Monday morning, suggesting that investors expected to get something more than what JPMorgan has offered.
Japan's resurgent nationalism has drawn international criticism, and because of that Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi was expected to get something of a cold shoulder at an Asian summit meeting this week in Malaysia.
When I asked Lazio about the origin of his political views, he said, "I think the most dominant beliefs for me are the beliefs that were transferred to me growing up -- the sense of family, watching out for others, of work, of not expecting to get something for nothing but expecting that there will be a sense of responsibility that comes with opportunities".
A visit to Manchester City was probably not one they would have expected to get something from, but they were basically out of the game within 38 seconds.
"I expected to get something and I'm disappointed at the end because I thought we could have nicked it - we might have had a penalty and we nearly got in at the back post, but I'm sure Rangers will think they should have won it as well". The point puts Livingston on 11 for the season.
