Sentence examples for expect to record from inspiring English sources
Few musicians today can expect to record the central works of the repertoire for one of the big labels.
Blue Velvet has come out on the tiny House Anxiety label, for whom they expect to record another single before pondering their options for an album.
Korean Air Lines, the dominant carrier here, lost $450 million in 2001, but both it and its main rival, Asiana, expect to record profits this year, thanks to economic recovery and, of course, soccer.
The city's Department of Parks and Recreation says that downed trees accounted for 12,000 of some 18,000 service requests submitted by New Yorkers after the worst weather had passed, and officials expect to record more as cleanup efforts advance.
You can expect to record around five hours of video that high in quality.
We expect to record in the aggregate approximately $87 million to $94 million in pre-tax restructuring charges.
And the latest figures, to be published tomorrow, are expected to record further increases.
Countries including Greece, Spain and Italy are expected to record the highest annual increases.
The company said Tuesday it expected to record a $90 million pretax restructuring charge in the third quarter of 2008.
This year, Japan expects to record its first deficit in trade with China, including Hong Kong.
