Sentence examples for expected as usual from inspiring English sources

And this coming week, the City Council is expected to ask the state to renew the regulations, and the state is expected, as usual, to comply.

Although it is expected, as usual, to exclude Islamist politicians from the parliamentary elections due in November, it may have decided that wisdom lies in placating their followers in other ways.

In this week's Riff, Michael Erard recounts the history of Web site comments and explains how their technical origins has shaped the actual commentary we've come to expect as usual today.

Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide commented that "Girly Edition" takes "a clever concept and turns into something more than expected as it digs into the usual Bart/Lisa rivalry.

"They expected that, as usual, we would swallow it, keep quiet," Ms. Rostova said.

He had expected that, as usual, his father would shoot only one or two frames.

To get EPA's approval, companies had to offer targets that went beyond the expected "business as usual" improvements.

But she said that she expected "business as usual," and that only three teachers had been excused for vacations planned before the makeup days were announced.

Iran The Islamic Republic, which conducts no formal relations with Israel, said it expected "business as usual" under a new Netanyahu government.

The church's chief registrar for the program, Gladys A. Clark, said that their allotted spaces for the camps were already filled and that she expected that, as usual, she would not be able to accommodate all the children who wanted to enroll.

I expected politics as usual and a continuation of what has seemed to be the President's waffling on taking a strong political stand against the nonsense being put out on the right from the far right to the so-called moderates, and I felt that if that was what happened it would break my heart.