Sentence examples for expected a place from inspiring English sources

In this century, in a war without clear aims, end or sides, it has become – as, for four years, we have more than half expected – a place where bombs go off.

This was the capital of what used to be one of the homelands, so whatever the morality of the politics that gave rise to it, you expected a place full of administration and movement, people coming and going.

Technically, Liam Plunkett has not been dropped, since he has not been in the Test team recently, but with the injuries of Mark Wood and Steven Finn he might have expected a place in the squad.

The product is as expected, a place to save notes, lists or photos on the fly, for safe…keeping.

You expect a place called Lani Kai to transport you.

Ukraine has every right to expect a place in the EU.

Just don't expect a place with a pool — most in Litchfield have already been snapped up.

Should he ever prove half as good a president as they say he is a father, he could expect a place on Mount Rushmore.

This is the side of Soweto most people have come to expect: a place with poor infrastructure, high unemployment and crime.

"I was expecting a place that had obviously been hammered by sanctions," said Graham, the former telecoms executive, "somewhere obviously down on its luck.

Although trade unions have been vocal campaigners for higher pensions, no union leader can expect a place on the committee.In this section Lessons learnt Full house New for old Broken heads, dashed hopes Fair's fair How high?