Sentence examples for expect will sell from inspiring English sources
Mr Blair's, for sure, and Lord Mandelson's, I expect, will sell.
Any business who's been a victim of the Groupon effect knows why this is important, namely because restaurants can prepare for the demand in advance, overloading on the inventory they expect will sell out.
The oldest piece in the sale is a "downtown" sign that Mr. Ettinger expects will sell for $10,000 to $15,000.
If the rest of the industry is as optimistic, in about five years manufacturers will be producing almost 20 million more cars than market forecasters expect will be sold.
It takes the language of literary canonisation ("classic", "masterpiece"') and blends it seamlessly with the upbeat terminology of commercial ebullience; that is, when a publisher refers to the latest "masterpiece" they are going to release into the market, they mean they expect it will sell 50,000 copies.
If the Fed raises rates to 4% by late 2013, as the consensus expects, bonds will sell off violently.Could such a turnaround be in the offing?
Analysts expect that Palm will sell an upgraded version of the Pre with Verizon early next year and add AT&T later in the year.
"It was a bit of a gamble to be much larger, but we do expect that we will sell out the theaters," said Cheryl Henson, a daughter of Jim Henson, the Muppets' creator, who conceived the idea for the festival, first held in 1992.
And if it isn't as good as we expect, we'll sell less in the up-front and hold more back for scatter".
Although a presale estimate of $25,000 to $35,000 has been established, Mr. Ide expects the Leo will sell for more than that.
