Sentence examples for expect well from inspiring English sources
These machines are the inventions of the Westerners, and are, as we might expect, well suited for the Western arts".
Fidler also emphasises the cost of badges as a barrier to women who, unlike the men's game, cannot expect well paid jobs when they graduate.
What do merchants expect?" Well, Jenn Heinold, the director of marketing at the Mid-Atlantic Capeer for the Arts in Cape May, which runs tours out of Cape May, says shore merchants expect 2002 -- when the economy boomed -- every year.
But that's neither here nor there… Of all the offensive tactics I thought you might employ ("Haven't we heard the parrot sketch enough times now?" "They're just cashing in to pay off their alimony") I didn't expect, well, nobody expects… (and is it possible to write anything about Python without quoting from one of their sketches?) you to play the age card.
This is what we should expect well past the point of diminishing returns.
It gleefully tracks the number of deaths on each set of stages, and you should expect well into three figures.
In general, readers should probably expect well-crafted books that take pains to be accurate and up-to-date, rather than amazing revelations about ultimate questions.
You can expect well-polished interpretations, as this graceful ensemble performed almost nonstop Beethoven this past season in celebration of its 20th anniversary.
Goldman Sachs said: We continue to believe that M&A will be a key driver for the industry, and more specifically for the exploration and production companies...We expect well-funded majors and national oil companies to scrap high-cost, high-complexity projects and focus on gaining exposure to low-cost projects via M&A.
At the upper extreme is Britain, where fuel duty (paid in addition to value-added tax) has risen in recent years to a punitive rate of just under 50 pence a litre, seven times the American levy.You would expect well-designed petrol taxes to vary from country to country, according to national circumstances but not, on the face of it, by a factor of seven.
Expect well-crafted, often whimsical stuff with prices from a few hundred dollars to more than $100,000.
