Sentence examples for expect to sound from inspiring English sources

"I didn't expect to sound so cross".

It's as if nobody has ever told him how the violin is expected to sound.

Mr. Obama will meet next week with representatives of smaller banks, where he is expected to sound similar tones.

Verdict: No explicit references to recipes, but the white paper had been expected to sound the death knell for the softer elements of the BBC's online offering.

But I'm afraid that if they get well known internationally, all Icelandic bands will be judged by them and expected to sound like them".

Such an eclectic, ambitious record might be expected to sound disparate, desperate even, but instead it's a set of distinctive, strangely addictive songs.

Unfortunately, I was expecting to sound like Stan Getz – this is absolutely true – and I never quite got over the fact that the first time I played it, it sounded like I was stepping on a goose.

But Mr. Collins, who is seen as the more fiscally conservative of the two, could be expected to sound a note of caution should Mr. DiFrancesco's election-year spending proposals seem too generous, several lawmakers said.

Of course, the Fed chairman cannot be expected to sound loud alarms.

They sounded as good as your average small set of speakers can be expected to sound.

Mustangs are not expected to sound like hot Golfs around town, and drivers who would otherwise thrill to the EcoBoost's performance may reject the engine purely because of its uncharacteristic note during their test drive.